viral infections

Question 1

warts only involve the

Answer 1

superficial layer of the skin

Question 2

topical cream that is used to treat ward

Answer 2

Aldara

Question 3

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

Answer 3

verruca vulgaris

Question 4

large cauliflower-like lesions on

hands of meat handlers

Answer 4

butcher’s warts

Question 5

confirmatory test for verruca plantaris

Answer 5

electrodesiccation and biopsy

Question 6

confluence of many small warts

Answer 6

mosaic wart

Question 7

Warts on traumatized areas

Answer 7

VERRUCA PLANA (FLAT WARTS

Question 8

linear arrangement of warts

due to trauma; also seen in psoriasis

Answer 8

Koebner phenomenon

Question 9

wart may develop to

Answer 9

SCC (squamous cell carcinoma)

Question 10

four clinical types of external genital warts

Answer 10

small papular
cauliflower floret
keratotic wart
flat topped papule

Question 11

generalized cutaneous eruption with a

primary systemic infection.

Answer 11

Exanthem

Question 12

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

Answer 12

enanthem

Question 13

Largest of all animal viruses

Answer 13

poxvirus

Question 14

molluscum contagiosum is found normally in the

Answer 14

epidermis and infundibulum of hair follicle

Question 15

associated with orofacial disease

Answer 15

HSV 1

Question 16

infects the urogenital area

Answer 16

HSV 2

Question 17

Nongenital herpes • simplex infection

Answer 17

HSV 1

Question 18

grouped blisters is a feature of this

Answer 18

HSV 1

Question 19

multiple group of vesicles i a feature of this

Answer 19

HSV 2

Question 20

common cause of erythema multiforme

Answer 20

HSV 2

Question 21

tiny red macules on the soft palate and uvula

but not diagnostic of rubella

Answer 21

Forscheimers sign

Question 22

CLustered whited lesions on buccal mucosa

Answer 22

koplik spots

Question 23

roseola infantum (6th dse) is caused by

Answer 23

hhV 6 and 7

Question 24

HFMD is caused by

Answer 24

coxsackie A16

Question 25

erythema infectiosum 5th dse is caused by

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HPV B19

Question 26

common feature of Erythema infectiosum in infants

Answer 26

slapped cheeks

Question 27

VZV is the etiologic agent for

Answer 27

chicken pox and herpes zoster

Question 28

impetigo vs hfmd

Answer 28

impetigo has flaccid blisters, HFMD has not

Question 29

acute dermatomal infection assctd with reactivation of VZ

Answer 29

herpes zoster (shingleS)

Question 30

Maternal genital HPV infection can be transmitted to the | neonate during delivery resulting in

Answer 30

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