Skin and Soft Tissue Flashcards

1
Q

Leishmaniasis affect what part of the body

A

Skin

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2
Q

Leishmaniasis causes

A

cuteanous and mucosal

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3
Q

who uses sandfly

A

Leighmaniasis

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4
Q

who causes itchy inflammatory trails called ground itch

A

Hook Worm

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5
Q

Hook worm causes

A

Dermatitis

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6
Q

Who is trapped in skin called creeping eruptions from causing trails

A

hook worm

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7
Q

River blindness

A

Onchocerca

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8
Q

2 ways hookworm can infect

A

skin

larvae from cats and dogs

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9
Q

im an adult that lives in subcutaneous nodules for years

A

Onchoceriasis

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10
Q

I use a black fly to spread around

A

Onchoceriasis

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11
Q

im an inflammatroy response from a build up from antigens

A

Onchocerciasis

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12
Q

Red papular rahses and itching that become wrinkled and pigmented

A

Onchocerciasis

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13
Q

I cause Skin disease like lepord skin (thinning)

A

Onchocerciasis

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14
Q

Hanging groin is a complication from

A

Onchocerciasis

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15
Q

Onchocerciasis symptoms

A

most have symptoms

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16
Q

Ectoparasite infections

A

lice and scabies

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17
Q

pediculus

A

lice

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18
Q

lice is found

A

head and body

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19
Q

i give rise to encrusting inflammatory reactions

A

Lice

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20
Q

Im a mite that live in skin

A

scabies

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21
Q

rash and itching IC develop Sever infestation

A

Scabies

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22
Q

MUCOCUTENOUS LESIONS DIVDED INTO

A

systemic or body surface

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23
Q

2 systemic ways

A

vescular- sites of replication (blisters)

Maculopapular- non infectious immuno mediated can shed from other sites

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24
Q

Papillomavirus (HPV) causes anogential tracts and musocal areas sexually transmitted

A

6,11,16,18

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25
Q

HPV causing plantar warts

A

1,4

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26
Q

HPV cauing warts and knee fingers

A

2,3,10

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27
Q

who is animal specific

A

HPV

28
Q

i am highly adaptied to skin/musoca

A

HPV

29
Q

i enter via abrasions and infect basal layers, but viral antigen and virus produced only when cells become squamified and keratinized as they apporach surface … but i dont spread deeper

A

HPV

30
Q

i am a wart

A

HPV

31
Q

what 2 viruses are not systemic

A

Papiloma (plantar)

MC - Fleshy papule

32
Q

who is ass with cancer of the cervix vulva penis rectum head and neck.. i am ass with 4% of all cancers

A

HPV

33
Q

who has slow replication that is dependent on differentiation of host cells

A

HPV

34
Q

Plantar warts look like

A

flat topped, grow inwards

35
Q

icosahedral DS DNA

A

Pap - HPV

36
Q

Enveloped DNA

A

HSV

37
Q

immune response get its under control

A

HSV

38
Q

transmitted Via saliva coldsore/kissing

A

HSV

39
Q

who causes conjucitvies/keratitis

A

HSV

40
Q

Finger- herpetic whitlow- Benitits

A

HSV

41
Q

Gential Neonatal

A

HSV

42
Q

can get from contact sports

A

HSV

43
Q

Antibody adn CMI immune response

A

HSV

44
Q

HSV primary infection

A

Mild Debrile illness

45
Q

who goes into sensory nerve ending lesions then to dorsal root hanglions (latency)

A

HSV

46
Q

Acute Necrotizing encephalitis follows after primary infection or reactivation

A

HSV

47
Q

Primary infection or reactiation happends in wat HSV pts

A

IC

48
Q

How can reativation of HSV occur

A

colds, sunlight,stress,trauma,mensturation

49
Q

VZV consists of

A

Chicken pox, shingles/zoster

50
Q

chicken pox is transmitted via

A

Droplets saliva skin lesions

51
Q

i infected mainly rep and skin, but i can infect mouth GI conjuctivities and UROgenital

A

Chicken Pox

52
Q

i enter into Epithelial- Mono-Lymph (1w)- Mono+Blood- Epithelial what virus am i

A

Chicken Pox

53
Q

during initial infection, no symptoms and not detectable

A

Chicken Pox

54
Q

1-2 d before rash, symptoms of fever malasia but are mild

A

Chicken Pox

55
Q

i normal infect trunk then face and scalp, less likely arms and legs

A

Chicken Pox

56
Q

I have deeper the HSV and i scar

A

Chicken Pox

57
Q

What are chicken pox complications

A

Interstitial Pneumonia

CNS-Lymph mengitis/ Encephalomyelitis

Thrombo (symptomless)

Congenital ( non immune moms )

58
Q

I originate in the body, not directly acquired

A

Zoster

59
Q

I reactive in Dermatome line (spine)

A

Zoster

60
Q

i cause pain and paranesthia

A

Zoster

61
Q

I am an red rash virus rich vesicle

A

Zoster

62
Q

Zoster predispose

A

age, IC,trauma to brain or spine

63
Q

who has complications of postherpetic neuralgia

A

Zoster

64
Q

evenloped DS DNA

A

VZV

65
Q

1 serotype

A

VZV

66
Q

in children

A

HSV

67
Q

who is distinguished antigentically

A

HSV