Viral Warts

Question 1

Mention types?

Answer 1

Verruca vulgaris
Palmoplantar warts
Myrmecia
Verruca plana
Epidermodysplasia verruciformis
Anogenita warts
Butchers wart
Mosaic wart

Question 2

Verruca vulgaris

Answer 2

2 4 27

Question 3

Palmoplantar warts

Answer 3

1
2
4

Question 4

Myrmecia wart

Answer 4

1

Question 5

Verruca plana

Answer 5

3
10

Question 6

Epidermodysplasia verruciformis

Answer 6

3,5, 8,9

Question 7

Butcher’s wart

Answer 7

7

Question 8

Mosaic wart

Answer 8

2

Question 9

Anogenital warts → HPV

Answer 9

Low oncogenic potential → 6,11
High oncogenic potential→ 16,18,31,33

Question 10

MC site of genital warts?

Answer 10

Glans, foreskin, meatus & shaft

Question 11

Characteristic of HPV papilloma?

Answer 11

Koilocytes→ epidermal cells with hyperchromatic irregular nuclei with perinuclear halo
Perinuclear vacuolization

Question 12

Rx?

Answer 12

Podophyllin - 15%
Podophyllotoxin - 0.5%

Imiquimod, 5 - - FU, cryotherapy

Question 13

HPV vaccine → when to administer?

Answer 13

Before individuals begin to engage in sexual activity

Question 14

Types?

Answer 14

Bivalent → cervarix
Quadrivalent → gardasil
Nanovalent → gardasil 9

Question 15

Bivalent

Answer 15

16,18
Age 9-26

Question 16

Quadrivalent

Answer 16

C/a → gardasil
6,11, 16,18
Both boys & girls
9-26 yrs

Question 17

Nanovalent vaccine

Answer 17

C/a → gardasil 9
6,11,16, 18,31,33,45, 52,58
Both boys & girls
3 doses → 0,2,6 months → 0.5 mL I.M