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A-163. Define Exanthem and Enanthem?
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Exanthem: rash arising as a cutaneous manifestation of infectious disease
Enanthem: intraoral rash that arises as a manifestation of infectious disease (Koplik Spots in measles) |
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A-163. This pathology is the loss of cohesion b/t epithelial cells (seen in pemphigus vulgaris)
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Acantholysis
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A-163. Name and describe the 3 stages of Eczema and their presentation?
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Acute: spongiosis and vesicles
Subacute: erythema, papules, and edema Chronic: progressive acanthosis, hyperkeratosis, & lichenification |
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A-163. Pt has a disease where there is a loss of melanocytes in discrete areas of skin, appearing as depigmented patches
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Vitiligo
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A-163. A mask-like hyperpigmentation on face seen in pregnancy...?
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Melasma (chloasma)
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A-163. Pt has inflamation of subQ fat that involves adjacent vessels. Also has tender red nodules on their lower legs. What's the dz?
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Erythema nodosum
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A-163. These are black velvety plaques on flexor surfaces and intertriginous areas...?
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Acanthosis nigricans
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