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macule?
flat area <1 cm
patch?
flat area >1 cm
vesicle?
fluid filled <1 cm
bullae?
fluid filled >1cm
nodule?
small tumor
color of erythrasma under wood's lamp?
coral red
tzanck smear used for?
dx. of herpes
4 non-scarring alopecias?
alopecia areata, telogen effluvium, androgenic alopecia, trichotillomania
which alopecia associated with thyroid disease?
alopecia areata
type of alopecia where precipitating event is 6-16 wks. before, beau line association and hair pull test is dx.?
telogen effluvium
traumatic allopecia occurring on contralateral side of dominant hand?
trichotillomania
detachment of nail from bed?
onycholysis
transverse line in nail correlating to systemic disease?
onychoschizia
biting of nails?
onychophagia
infection of nails?
onychomycosis
majority of onychomycosis caused by?
trichophyton rubrum
type of onychomychosis related to penetration of stratum corneum?
distal subungual
white, crumbly appearence that maybe a sign of HIV infection?
superficial white
hallmark sign of HIV infection in the nail?
proximal subungual
diabetic peripheral neuropathy of nails?
onychogryphosis
mildly pruritic big patches running along line of skin creating christmas tree pattern?
pityriasis rosea
pruritic, purple, polygonal papules associated with hep. C?
lichen planus
4 major factors in the etiology of acne?
abnormal desquamation, sebum production, proliferation of p. acnes, inflammatory and immune response
flushing and persistent central facial erythema, +/- telangiectasia?
vascular rosea
facial erythema with transient papules and pustules with no keratinization?
papulopustular rosea
erythema with initial overgrowth of sebaceous glands?
sebaceous hyperplasia
epidermal tumors caused by HPV and transmitted by contact?
verrucae
disrupts the fingerprint lines and has capillary "seeds"?
common wart
common type of wart found in runners?
plantar wart
linear, flat, brown, papules?
flat warts
papules with central keratonic plug seen in children and sexually active adults and HIV+?
molluscum
which bug causes molluscum?
MCV pox virus
duration of molluscum?
6mo.
location of latency for HSV?
sensory nerve ganglia
herpes infection of finger?
herpetic whitlow
common location of recurrence in HSV?
site of innoculation
crusted erosions?
herpes
type of malignancy associated with XP?
SCC
which type of dermatophyte produce a mild, chronic inflammation?
anthrophilic
which group of dermatophytes have a rapid termination of infection?
zoophilic
which group of dermatophytes may leave scars?
geophilic
most common dermatophyte?
T. rubrum
which tinea capitis fluoresce?
ectothrix
spaghetti and meatballs on KOH?
tinea versicolor
etiology of tinea versicolor?
malessezia furfur
painless papule that slowly enlarges to form open sore and subq nodules along lymph drainage?
sporotrichosis
typer of hypersensitivity associated with contact dermatitis?
delayed cell-mediated
scratching related to stress can lead to?
lichen simplex chronicus
dry cracking skin in elderly during the winter caused by hot water and increased heat?
asteatotic eczema
coin shaped plaques?
nummular plaques
common demographic of nummular eczema?
old men's lower legs in winter
annular plaque commonly seen in children?
granuloma annulare
psoriatic skin cells maturate in how many days?
3-4 (normal is 30)
loss of desmosomes?
acantholysis
process that eventually leads to cleft or blister?
acantholysis
space without any fluid?
cleft
stereotypical dermpath in lichen planus?
hypergranulosis
widened spaces between spinous cells with sprinkling inside?
spongiosis
tiny spaces adjacent to basement membrane?
vacuolar alteration
dermpath found in contact dermatitis?
spongiosis
which layer is not affected in contact dermatitis?
stratum corneum
separation of epithelial layer causing tombstoning of basement cell layer found in?
pemphigus vulgaris
acantholysis found in which layer during pemphigus vulgaris?
suprabasal location
subepidermal cleft formation found in which skin disease?
bullous pemphigoid
inflammation of subq fat?
erythema nodosum
dermpath associated with herpes virus?
acantholysis
average number of hair on head?
100,000
average number of lost hair/day?
50-100
resting phase of hair growth called?
telogen
transition phase of hair growth?
catagen
majority of hair in this stage?
anagen