Skin and Systemic Disease Flashcards

1
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Give 2 skin manifestations indicating genetic conditions leading to GI haemhorrage

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Hereditary haemorrhagic telangiectasia (= red spots)

Blue rubber bleb navus (= blue spots)

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Give 2 skin manifestations indicating inflammatory/autoimmune GI conditions

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IBD:
Erythema nodosum
Pyoderma gangrenosum

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3
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Give the deratological clinical sign of scurvy/beriberi

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Scorbutic gums

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4
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Give 5 dermatological signs of diabetes

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Acanthosis nigricans
Diabetic bullae
Diabetic dermopathy - most common
Eruptive xanthoms
Necrobiosis lipoidica
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5
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Give a dermatological sign of hyperthyroid

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Thyroid acropachy + dermopathy

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6
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Give a dermatological sign of hypothyroid

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Pre-tibial myxoedema (can also occur in hyperthyroid)

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7
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Give 4 dermatological autoimmune conditions and any lil bits of info u know about them

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  • Cutaneous lupus - butterfly rash, clear margin plaques, photosensitivity, neg antibodies

Cutaneous vasculitis - small vessel is commonest

Alopecia - areata (DD scarring, androgenic); T-lymphocyte, cytokine rejection of hair

Vitiligo -segmental, generalised, destruction of melanocytes, associated with other autoimmune

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8
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What malignant cancer syndromes affect the skin?

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Carcinoid syndrome

Ectopic ACTH

Pagets disease

Paraneoplastic pemphigus

Acquired hypertrichosis

Erythema Gyratum Repens

Bazex syndrome

Leser Trelat

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9
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Give signs of carcinoid syndrome

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Episodic flushing (mins-hours)
Facial telangiectasia
GI carcinoid = liver mets
Bronchial. ovarian = no mets
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10
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What differentiates carcinoid syndrome from menopause

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No sweating in carcinoid

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What tumour production of ACTH in ectopic ACTH syndrome lead to?

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Generalised hyperpigmentation (inc MSH leads to inc melanin relase from melanocytes)

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12
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2 types of Pagets? Features?

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Pagets (eczematous plaque at areola; extension of underlying ductal) + Extra-mammary Pagets (axilla or ano-genital areas; intraepithelial adenoca in 3/4)

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13
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What are the signs of paraneoplastic pemphigus?

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Erosive stomatitis
Rash - ulcerations
Found in non-hodgkins; Castlemans

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14
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What is acquired hypertrichosis lanuginosa? What cancers is it a sign of?

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Acute onset of lanugo hairs at face + body

Colorectal > lung > breast, usually advanced

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What is the appearance of erythema hyratum repens? What cancers is it associated with?

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Concentric erythematous lesions

Lung ca > oesophageal, breast

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16
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What is the appearance of Bazex Syndrome, and what cancers is it associated with?

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Symmetrical hyperkeratosis of extremities

Bronchial, oropharyngeal, gastric, colon, biliary adenocarcinomas

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What is the appearance of Leser-Trelat and what cancer is it associated with?

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Eruptive seborrhoeic keratosis (lots of brown spots)

GI adenocarcinoma

18
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In what cases may acanthosis nigricans be associated with malignancy (in particular gastric adenocarcinoma)?

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Older patient, rapid onset
Involved lips
Weight loss

19
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What is dermatomyositis and what cancers may it be associated with?

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Inflammatory myopathy + rash (periorbital, gottrons papules, shawl sign, photosensitive)
Ovarian, breast, lung cancer

20
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What 5 other syndromes may be associated with malignancy?

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Bullous pemphigoid
Sweets Syndrome
Pyoderma gangrenosum
Acquired ichthyosis 
Cryoglobulinaemia
21
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Give some genetic tumour syndromes and their associated cancers

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Peutz-Jeghers; colon
Muir-Torre; GI, breast, GU
Neurofibromatosis; nerve sheath, phaeoCCyT, carcinoid
MEN syndromes; endocrine, P's
Howel-Evans; oesophageal