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viral infections Flashcards

1
Q

warts only involve the

A

superficial layer of the skin

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2
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topical cream that is used to treat ward

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Aldara

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3
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red or brown spots representing thrombosed capillaires is a feature of this

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verruca vulgaris

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4
Q

large cauliflower-like lesions on

hands of meat handlers

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butcher’s warts

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5
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confirmatory test for verruca plantaris

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electrodesiccation and biopsy

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6
Q

confluence of many small warts

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mosaic wart

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7
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Warts on traumatized areas

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VERRUCA PLANA (FLAT WARTS

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8
Q

linear arrangement of warts

due to trauma; also seen in psoriasis

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Koebner phenomenon

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9
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wart may develop to

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SCC (squamous cell carcinoma)

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10
Q

four clinical types of external genital warts

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small papular
cauliflower floret
keratotic wart
flat topped papule

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11
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generalized cutaneous eruption with a

primary systemic infection.

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Exanthem

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12
Q

Oral mucosal lesion accompanying an
exanthema (most commonly viral in nature but can be
also caused by Rickettsia, bacteria and parasites)

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enanthem

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13
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Largest of all animal viruses

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poxvirus

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14
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molluscum contagiosum is found normally in the

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epidermis and infundibulum of hair follicle

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15
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associated with orofacial disease

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HSV 1

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16
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infects the urogenital area

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HSV 2

17
Q

Nongenital herpes • simplex infection

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HSV 1

18
Q

grouped blisters is a feature of this

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HSV 1

19
Q

multiple group of vesicles i a feature of this

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HSV 2

20
Q

common cause of erythema multiforme

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HSV 2

21
Q

tiny red macules on the soft palate and uvula

but not diagnostic of rubella

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Forscheimers sign

22
Q

CLustered whited lesions on buccal mucosa

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koplik spots

23
Q

roseola infantum (6th dse) is caused by

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hhV 6 and 7

24
Q

HFMD is caused by

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coxsackie A16

25
Q

erythema infectiosum 5th dse is caused by

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HPV B19

26
Q

common feature of Erythema infectiosum in infants

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slapped cheeks

27
Q

VZV is the etiologic agent for

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chicken pox and herpes zoster

28
Q

impetigo vs hfmd

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impetigo has flaccid blisters, HFMD has not

29
Q

acute dermatomal infection assctd with reactivation of VZ

A

herpes zoster (shingleS)

30
Q

Maternal genital HPV infection can be transmitted to the

neonate during delivery resulting in

A

anogenital warts
and respiratory papillomatosis (aspiration into Upper
Respiratory Tract)

Block 10 module 1 (5 decks)

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