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Skin & Subcutaneous Flashcards

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1
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Wound where skin microflora is the potential contaminant

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Clean

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2
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Wounds that occurs in early traumatic injury of less that 6 hours

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Contaminated

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Type of wound: occurs in operations involving hollow viscous organ

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Clean contaminated

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4
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Type of skin injury: skin necrosis, non viable, perforated diverticulitis and human bites

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Dirty

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5
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Wound closure where the surgeon decides when to close the wound. There should be presence of granulation tissue

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Tertiary wound closure

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6
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What kind of suture should be used in subdermal facial area?

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Absorbable suture

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7
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How many days does suture in the head and neck removed?

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4-5 days

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8
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How many days does suture in mist of the body parts removed?

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10-14 days

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9
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How many plain LR do we give in burn patients at day 1?

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4 cc/kg TBSA

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10
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Cells that are precursor of paget’s disease

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Toker cells

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11
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Acids causes what necrosis?

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Coagulation necrosis

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12
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Alkali causes what necrosis?

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Liquefactive

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13
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What are the 3 zones in hyperthermic injuries?

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Zone of coagulation: center, necrosis
Zone of stasis: most important! Amenable for salvage, with minimal perfusion
Zone of hyperemia: has their own blood supply hence heal on their own

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14
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Treshold of pressure injury

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60 mmHg

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15
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Sacral pressure when lying

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150 mmHg

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16
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Ischial pressure when sitting

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300 mmHg

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17
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Type of UV radiation with low energy, abundant and involved in aging

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UVA (400-315 nm)

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18
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UV invloved in acute and chonic skin effects

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UVB (315-290 nm)

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19
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Most common sites of complicates soft tissue infection

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External genitalia
Perinium
Abdominal wall

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20
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Histologic analysis shows (+) sulfur granules

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Actinomycosis

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21
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Most common site of dermoid cyst?

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Eyebrow

22
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Sudden multiple eruptions associated with internal malignancy

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Lesser-Trelat sign (Seborrheic Keratosis)

23
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Premalignant lesion of SCC

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Seborrheic and solar (actinic) keratoses

24
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Occur in swimming trunk distribution

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Giant hairy nevi

Tx: serial excision

25
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Stages that split thickness graft have to go

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Serum imbibation
Inoculation
Angiogenesis

26
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Benign neoplasm of neuromyoarterial apparatus commonly in the hand

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Glomus tumor (glomus bodies)

27
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Presenta with subungual discoloration, severe pain, point tenderness and cold sensitivity

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Glomus tumor

28
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Other name for skin tag

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Acrocordon

29
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(+) rossettes

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Neurilemomma

30
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Most common type of skin cancer

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BCC

31
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MC type of basal cell carcinoma

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Nodulocystic/ nodulocerative

32
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Waxy cream colored with rolled pearly borders surroung a central ulcer

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Basal cell carcinoma

33
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3 types of Basal cell carcinoma

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Nodulocystic
Morpheaform
Basosquamous

34
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Aggressive types of BCC (cheek, nose, lips) are managed by:

A

Moh’s surgery

-excision with 6 mm margin

35
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In situ SCC

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Bowen’s disease (anal area)

36
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In situ SCC specific to penis

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Erythroplasia of queyrat

37
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Signs of high risk SCC

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Early metastasis
>2cm
Extension to SQ

38
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In situ SCC from burn areas

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Marjolin’s ulcer

39
Q

Most common type of malignant melanoma

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Superficial spreading

  • occurs anywhere except hands and feet
  • prolong RADIAL growth phase
40
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Type of malignant melanoma with best prognosis

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Lentigi maligna

41
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(+) hutchinson’s sign

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Acral lentiginious

42
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3 types of Basal cell carcinoma

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Nodulocystic
Morpheaform
Basosquamous

43
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Aggressive types of BCC (cheek, nose, lips) are managed by:

A

Moh’s surgery

-excision with 6 mm margin

44
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In situ SCC

A

Bowen’s disease (anal area)

45
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In situ SCC specific to penis

A

Erythroplasia of queyrat

46
Q

Signs of high risk SCC

A

Early metastasis
>2cm
Extension to SQ

47
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In situ SCC from burn areas

A

Marjolin’s ulcer

48
Q

Most common type of malignant melanoma

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Superficial spreading

  • occurs anywhere except hands and feet
  • prolong RADIAL growth phase
49
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Type of malignant melanoma with best prognosis

A

Lentigi maligna

50
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(+) hutchinson’s sign

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Acral lentiginious

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