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Atopic Dermatitis is distributed how in
Infants Children Adults |
This condition is distributed on the
face (infants) flexor surfaces (children) flexor w/ lichenification/excoriation (adults) |
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Treatment for Acute Atopic Dermatitis
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wet dressings
topical corticosteroids with chronic use oatmeal baths |
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What distinguishes Rosacea from Acne?
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The presence of comedones distinguishes which two conditions?
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What medication can cause blue pigmentation of the skin/nails?
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Minocyclin can cause what side effect?
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Perioral dermatitis and Rosacea should never be treated with what?
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Corticosteroids should never be used to treat what conditions?
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What is the pathology causing psoriasis, a plaque with Auspit's Sign (pinpoint bleeding upon plaque removal) most commonly seen on elbows, knees, and scalp.
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A genetic mutation resulting in proliferation of immature T-Cells causes what condition with what symptoms?
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Guttate psoriasis is associated with what type of infection?
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Upper respiratory infections are associated with what type of psoriatic skin condition?
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Herpes Simplex 1 causes
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Fever, sore throat, and painful vesicles in the mouth are associated with what skin condition?
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Tinea Corporis (ringworm) presents how?
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Patient presents with an angular patch that has distinctive raised red scaling with clearing center. What is it?
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Tinea Capitis is treated with what and presents how?
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Pt presents with painful, tender-bogginess, with pustules and draining sinus tracts. Treatment is with systemic antifungals. What is it?
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Pityriasis Rosea should be differentiated from what other conditions through serological testing?
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Guttate Psoriasis and Secondary Syphilis may be confused with what condition, and should be distinguished how?
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Lichen Planus has what major symptoms?
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Purple
Polygonal Papular Pruritic Planar |
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A patient presenting with honey colored crusts is most likely suffering from an infection of what organism?
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Staph aureus is the culprit in a common childhood bacterial infection presenting with what lesions?
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Describe Cellulitis and the organisms that can cause it.
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This trauma and stasis ulcer is an infection and inflammation of the deep dermis, often caused by Staphylococcus aureus or Streptococcus pyogenes.
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Verrucae are aka
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Warts are aka
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1-3 weeks after starting a drug, a patient presents with fever, itch, and lymphadenopathy. What are the most likely causative agents?
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Cefaclor
Minocycline Penicillins Sulfonamides These can cause what condition? |
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When perscribing systemic corticosteroids, be on the alert for....
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Increased BP
Peptic Ulcers myopathy/osteonecrosis can be caused by overuse of what medications? |
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Dermatitis Herpetiformis is caused by granular deposition of IgA in dermal papillae that can manifest as a result of what other condition?
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Gluten Sensitivity can cause what condition?
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Uticaria definition.
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Recurrent and transient whealing due to plasma leakage. Has rapid onset and resolution.
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ST elevation indicates
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Total artery occlusion is indicated by
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