Skin S/S of systemic Dz Flashcards

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3 manifestations of hyperthyroidism?

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Diffuse goiter
Ophthalmopathy (lid lag, proptosis, chemosis, conjectivitis, exophthalmos)
Dermopathy (pretibial myxedema)
Occuring Independent or together

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Hyperthyroidism morphology

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Moist, smooth, warm skin
Hyperhidrosis
Palmer erythema
Soft, fine, or thinning hair
Bronze tint to skin
Thyoid acropachy - digital clubbing, periosteal change
Plummers Nail - Onycholysis (brittle concave nails)

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Hypothyroidsm features

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Flat affect
Large smooth red clumsy tongue
Skin - swollen, cool, waxy, dry, coarse, pale, wrinkles
Eyelid puffy
Yellow tint to palm/soles - carotenemia
Hair is dry , coarse and brittle
Lat 3rd eyebrow = alopecia
Nails gorw slow and are brittle
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Thyroid disease Pretibial myxedema Early S/S

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Bilateral, asymmetric, firm nonpitting nodules and plaques

Pink or purple skin color

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Thyroid disease Pretibial myxedema Late S/S

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Confluence of nodules becomes symmetric
Severe = lower legs/dorsal feet disfigured
Exaggeration of hair follicles (orange peel look)

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Pretibial myxedema occurs w/?

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Hyper or hypo-thyroidism
Even can occurs w. Euthyroid pts
MC- ass/w graves Dz

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TXT Pretibial myxedema

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Topical Steroids w/ occl.
Compression stockings (20-40mm Hg)
Intralesional Triamcinolone

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Hyperthyroidism Systemic TXT?

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Surgical ablation or radioactive Iodine

Anti-thyroid drugs (PTH-methimazole)

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Hypothyroidism TXT?

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Replacement therapy w/ Levothyroxine (T4)

-will correct skin defects

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Vitiligo is

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Acquired loss of pigmentation due to absence of melanocytes because of Autoimmune Dz or genetics

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Types of vitiligo?

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Type A (MC) - generalized
Type B - segmental
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Type A Vitiligo attributes

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Systemic - White macules
-Dorsal hands, Face, Body folds, genitalia, orifices
-Koebnerized at elbows or w/ sunburn
Ass/w Halo nevi

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Type B Vitiligo attributes

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Asymmetric pattern
Follicles also depigmented
Earlier onset

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Vitiligo concerns -

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Psychologic
Eye - depigment retinal epithelium = uveitis risk
Ear - depigment membranous labyrinth = hearing issue
Aseptic meningitis - leptomeningeal melanocyte death

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Vitiligo comorbidities?

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Alopecia areata
Hypothyroidism
Graves Dz
Addison Dz
Pernicious anemia
DM1
Melanoma
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Vitiligo TXT

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Fair skin - no TXT (Avoid tanning)

Stim melanocyte migration w/in hair follicle reservoir

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Cushing syndrome/Disease is?

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Resdistribution of adipose

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Cushing syndrome/Disease well known S/S?

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Central obesity
moon facies
buffalo hump
Abd purple striae
Distal extremitis muscle wasting
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Cushing syndrome/Disease atrophic skin S/S?

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Bright purple straie, eccymosis

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Cushing syndrome/Disease other skin S/S?

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Steroid acne

Hirsutism

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What is hirsutism?

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Adrenal androgens

  • Facial hypertrichosis
  • Androgenic alopecia - Females
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Cushing syndrome/Disease etiology

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Adrenal axis Dysfx

Iatrogenic - (PO/Top) CCS

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Cushing syndrome/Disease labs

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Overnight dexamethasone suppression test

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Cushing syndrome/Disease TXT?

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Decrease or D/C CCS

Endocrine W/U to correct UC

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Acanthosis Nigricans is?

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Nonspecific rxn patten of symmetrical brown thickening of skin that has velvety texture and is hyperpigmented
Can become leathery, warty, or papillomatous

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A pt w/ Acanthosis Nigricans must go see who?

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GI referal to R/O stomach cancer

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Acanthosis Nigricans distro?

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MC - Axilla
Flexors of neck
Groin
Belt line
Dorsal surfaces of fingers
Around areola
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Acanthosis Nigricans MC etiology?

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Gastic Malig
(Others is endorcinopathy)
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Acanthosis Nigricans TXT?

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Asymptomatic Lesions - dont req TXT
Ammonium lactate - softens lesions
Tretinoin cream - Thins Hyperkeratotic skin
TXT malig or endocrinopathy PRN

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Xanthomas is?

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Lipids deposits in the skin and tendons 2/2 to hyperlipidemia

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Xanthomas 5 major types?

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Xanthelasma -MC - Check lipids
Eruptive
Plane
Tuberous
Tendinous
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Xanthelasma attributes -

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MC

Superficial, flat, yellow plaques around eyes (inner/outer canthus)

33
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Xanthelasma is an independent RF for?

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CV death (Even tho 50% of pts have normal lipids)

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Eruptive xanthomas attributes -

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Yellow 1-4mm papules w/ red halo
Sudden onset of crops
Distro - Ext surfaces arm/legs, ass, pressure points
Clears rapidly -serum lipids levels decrease
S/S of hypertriglyceridemia

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Tuberous Xanthoma attributes -

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Slow evolving yellow papules, nodules, tumors
Distro- Knees, elbows, ext surfaces of palms and body
painless
S/S of hypertrigly or biliary cirrhosis
Can persist post TXT

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Tendinous Xanthoma attributes -

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Smooth deeply situated nodules
Nodules attach to tendons, ligaments, fascia
MC attachment is Achilles
S/S of hyperlipidemia or Biliary cirrhosis
May persist post TXT

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Xanthom TXT

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Low fat/calorie diet
Stop Smoking
Exercise
TXT dyslipidemia
Trichloroacetic acid (TCA) for cosmetic purposes
38
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Granuloma Annulare is a?

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Self limiting condition w/ no etiology that affects children or young adults (F:M 2:1)

39
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Granuloma Annulare morphology?

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Ring of small firm flesh colored red papules
Localized - lateral/dorsal hands/feet (MC) (Bo/knee)
Undegoes central involution
Ring of papules slowly increase in diameter

40
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Granuloma Annulare generalized form is ass/w?

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DM or HIV

41
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Granuloma Annulare TXT?

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None - Spon resolve
Toublesome
- Topical steroid w/ occl.
- Intralesional steroid - Triamcinolone acetonide in ring
Disseminated GA - PUVA (or Dapsone, isotretinoin, hydroxychloroquine)

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Sarcoidosis is a? pop? presents?

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Systemic granulomatous dz affecting <40yo

Fever, Fatigue, wgt loss, dyspnea

43
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Sarcoidosis Morphology early?

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Skin colored papules or brown/purple plaues on face, ext, buttocks, trunk
Erythema nodosum (MC) Nonspecific lesion
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Sarcoidosis morphology later?

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Hyper/hypepigmented macules, papules, blue/red plaques

Affinity for scars

45
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Sarcoidosis appearance under a slide?

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Apple jelly appearance

46
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MC nonspecific lesions for Sarcoidosis?

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Erythema nodosum - Red node-like swelling over shins w/ ill-defined border preceded by flu-;like systems

47
Q

Sarcoidosis and lupus pernio?

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Diffuse violaceous, soft, doughy, infltrations of nose, cheeks or earlobes

48
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Lupus pernio is ass/w

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Sarcoidosis

49
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Sarcoidosis disto?

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Skin - Anywhere (Esp. Face, Eyes-uveitis, Nose, Mouth, Ext)

Sys - Lung, Bones

50
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Sarcoidosis W/U?

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Broncoscopic, lesional, lymph node Bx
CXR
Eye exam
EKG
Labs (^Ca, Bun/Cr)
51
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Sarcoidosis confirmational Dx?

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Broncoscopic, lesional, lymph node Bx

52
Q

Sarcoidosis CXR results?

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Hilar LAD

Pulm infiltrate

53
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Sarcoidosis TXT?

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(PO) Steroids - skin, ocular, pulm, heart Dz
Sml lesions - Intralesional CCS - Triamcinolone
Failed (PO) Steroids > Methotrexate

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Necrobiosis Lipoidica disto

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Anterior tib/fib

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Necrobiosis Lipoidica morphology

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Starts - Oval, violaceous, patch, that expands slowly
Evolves-red advancing border, w/ yellow-brown center
-atrophies, waxy, prominent telangiectasia
Ulcerates

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Necrobiosis Lipoidica Dx how?

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Clinically

57
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Necrobiosis Lipoidica - Degenerative ischemic changes

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Thinning, Shallow depressed scars, Woody induration DM dermaopathy w/w/out vesicles/bulla

58
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Necrobiosis Lipoidica etiology ass/w?

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DM (and/or microangiopathy)

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Necrobiosis Lipoidica can evolve into?

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SCC - rare

60
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Necrobiosis Lipoidica TXT -

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No evidence based guidelines
- Top/IL steroids (stops inflam but causes atrophy)
Systemic PO steroids - 3-5wk
-Pentoxifylline
-ASA
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Q

Kaposi’s Sarcoma is?

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Vascular neoplasm (Aids related)

62
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Kaposi’s Sarcoma 5 sub-types

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Classic
African Cutaneous
African LAD
AIDS
Immunosuppressive
63
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Classic Kaposi’s Sarcoma attributes?

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Older men
Slow progression
Distro - Hands/feet, Low legs (progress up arms/legs)
HIV/AIDS distro anywhere, (MC - trunk, head, neck)

64
Q

What is the MC tumor in AIDS pts?

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Classic Kaposi’s Sarcoma

65
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Classic Kaposi’s Sarcoma AIDS related morphology?

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Slightly raised elongated/oval rust colored infilitrates that are poorly demarcated
Progress rapidly to > Red/Purple nodules/plaques
Ulcerates and bleeds

66
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How to differ Lichen Planus vs Kaposi’s Sarcoma?

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Firm pressure > decreases size of nodules
Releasing pressure > returns to/increases in size
Sign of Kaposi’s Sarcoma

67
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Kaposi’s Sarcoma disto?

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Older men on legs

HIV - trunk/face

68
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Kaposi’s Sarcoma Dx?

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Bx - proliferated BVs w/ neoplastic endothelial cells

69
Q

Does someone have to have aids to have Kaposi’s Sarcoma?

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No

70
Q

Kaposi’s Sarcoma etiology

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HHV-8 human herpes virus (oral cavity primary source M2M sex)

71
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Kaposi’s Sarcoma TXT

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Liqoud nitrogen cryotherapy
Excise
Intralesional chemo (nodular lesions >1cm) -Vinblastine
Radiotherapy for LRG tumor masses
HAART for extensive AIDS related Dz (anti-retovirals)