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What is the MOA of allylamines? What are the allylamines? |
1. Inhibit squalene eposidase 2. Terbinafine 3. Naftifine |
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What is the MOA of the azoles? |
1. Inhibit 14a demethylase |
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What is the warning associated with oral ketoconazole? |
1. Inhibits CYP3A4 |
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What is the clinical use of allylamines? |
1. Tx dermatophyte infections |
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What is the warning associated with terbinafine? |
1. Can cause SCLE |
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What are the triazoles? |
1. Fluconazole 2. Itraconazole |
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What is the toxicity of the triazoles? |
1. Cardiotoxic 2. Hepatotoxic |
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What is the MOA of griseofulvin? |
1. Inhibits microtubule formation |
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What is the effect of griseofulvin on CYP450? |
1. Inducer |
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What is the main side effect of griseofulvin? |
1. Acute intermittent porphyria |
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To what class does nystatin belong? What is its MOA? |
1. Polyene 2. Binds ergosterol |
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What is the clinical use of nystatin? |
1. Cutaneous and mucocutaneous candida |
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What are the MCC of tinea captious? |
1. Trichophyton tonsurans |
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What are the MC fluorescent ectothrix fungi? |
1. M. canis 2. M. audouinii 3. M. distortum 4. M. ferrugineum 5. M. gypseum 6. T. schoenleinii
Cats and Dogs Fight and Growl Sometimes |
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What are the MC non-fluorescent ectothrix fungi? |
1. T. megninii 2. M. gypseum 3. M. nanum 4. T. mentagrophytes 5. T. rubrum 6. T. verrucosum
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How do you visualize ectothrix fungi? |
1. KOH--- visualized on outside of hair shaft |
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What are the MC endothrix fungi? |
1. T. tonsurans** 2. T. violaceum |
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Tinea capitis |
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What is kerion? MCC? |
1. Inflammatory reaction of tine capitis 2. MCC: microsporum canis or T. mentagrophytes |
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What is favus? MCC? |
1. Chronic infection of the scalp 2. MCC: T. schoenleinii |
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What are the ssx of favus? |
1. Scutula--- yellow crust around loose, wiry hairs |
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How do you tx tinea capitis? |
1. Griseofulvin 2. Terbinafine 3. Selenium sulfide/ketoconazole shampoo 4. Triazole |
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What is an id reaction? |
1. Eruption on hands and sides of fingers (MC) or trunk in relation to systemic fungal antigens |
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What are the MCC of the two types of tinea barbae? |
1. Inflammatory (deep): T. mentagrophytes, T. verrucosum
2. Superficial: T. violaceum, T. rubrum |
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How do you tx tinea barbae? |
1. Oral antifungals 2. Topical agents |
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What are the MCC of tinea faciei? |
1. T. rubrum 2. T. mentagrophytes 3. T. concentricum 4. M. canis |
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How do you tx tinea faciei? |
1. Oral antifungals w/ folliculitis 2. No folliculitis: topical |
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What are the MCC of tinea corporis? |
1. T. rubrum 2. M. canis 3. T. mentagrophytes
Sharp margins and central clearing |
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What are the MCC of tinea corporis gladiatorum? |
1. T. tonsurans 2. T. rubrum |
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How do you tx tinea corporis? |
1. Topical antifungals 2. Systemic antifungals |
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What is the MCC of fungal folliculitis? Tx? |
1. T. rubrum 2. Tx w/ oral antifungals |
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What is tinea incognito? |
1. Atypical tinea produced by treatment with topical steroid or calcineurin inhibitor |
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What is tinea imbricata? MCC? |
1. Concentric rings of scales forming extensive patches 2. "Shingles on a roof" 3. MCC: T. concentricum |
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How do you tx tinea imbricate? |
1. Griseofulvin 2. Terbinafine |
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What are the ssx of tinea cruris? MCC? |
1. Jock itch 2. MCC: E. floccosum, T. rubrum, T. mentagrophytes |
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How do you tx tinea cruris? |
1. Reduce perspiration/moisture 2. Topical/oral tx |
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What is the MCC of moccasin tinea pedis? Ssx? |
1. T. rubrum 2. Two foot, one hand |
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What is the MCC of interdigital tinea pedis? Ssx? |
1. E. floccosum, T. mentagrophytes 2. Erythema and desquamation between the toes |
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What is the MCC of vesicular tinea pedis? Ssx? |
1. T. mentagrophytes 2. Acutely inflammatory multilocular bullae |
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How do you tx tinea pedis? |
1. Dry feet 2. Change socks 3. Gentamicin ointment 4. Oral antifungals if serious |
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What are the MCC of tinea manuum? Ssx? |
1. MCC: T. rubrum, T. mentagrophytes, E. floccosum 2. Dry, scaly, erythematous rash on palmar or interdigital hand |
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What is the MCC of onychomycosis? Ssx? |
1. T. rubrum 2. Starts at distal nail corner and involves junction of nail and bed |
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What is the MCC of distal onychomycosis? |
1. T rubrum |
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What is the MCC of white superficial onychomycosis? |
1. T. mentagrophytes |
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What is the MCC of proximal white subungual onychomycosis? |
1. T. rubrum |
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What is the MCC of candida onychomycosis? |
1. C. albicans |
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How do you tx onychomycosis? |
1. Oral/topical 2. Laser 3. Surgery |
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C. albicans KOH |
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What are the ssx of thrush? |
1. Grayish-whtie membranous plaques with fiery red base |
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How do you tx oral candidiasis? |
1. Infants: oral nystatin 2. Adults: clotrimazole 3. Fluconazole/itraconazole 4. Terbinafine |
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What are the MCC of perleche? Tx? |
1. C. albicans, riboflavin deficiency 2. Tx: Anticandidal creams, collagen |
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How do you tx candidate vulvovaginitis? |
1. Oral fluconazole |
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How do you tx candidate intertrigo? |
1. Topical antifungals with mid-strength corticosteroid |
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How do you tx diaper candidiasis? |
1. Clotrimazole 2. Zinc oxide |
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How do you tx candidate paronychia? |
1. Avoid moisture and irritants 2. Topical anticandidals and steroids |
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What are the ssx of erosio interditigalis blastomycetica? |
1. Erythematous fissure between middle and ring fingers on hand 2. Fourth interspace on feet 3. Tx: dry, topical anticandidals |
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What are the ssx of chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis? MCC? Tx? |
1. Ssx: Hyperkeratotic, hornlike, or granulomatous lesions 2. MCC: defect in IL-12 3. Tx: systemic fluconazole |
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What are the ssx of geotrichosis? Tx? |
1. Intestinal, bronchial, and pulmonary infections similar to candidiasis 2. Tx: oral nystatin |
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What is the MCC of tinea nigra? Tx? |
1. Hortaea werneckii 2. Tx: topical imidazoles and allylamines |
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How do you dx tinea nigra? |
1. Glossy blakc yeast on culture 2. Brown or golden hyphae on KOH |
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What is the MCC of black piedra? Ssx? |
1. MCC: Piedraia hortai 2. Dark, pebble-sized pinhead formations |
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What is the MCC of white piedra? Ssx? |
1. MCC: T. cutaneum 2. Yellow or beige-colored soft, slimy sheaths coating hair shafts |
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How do you tx piedra? |
1. Oral and topical terbinafine |
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How do you tx tinea versicolor? Dx? |
1. Tx: Topical terbinafine 2. Dx: spaghetti and meatballs |
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What are the ssx and tx of piyrosporum folliculitis? |
1. Ssx: Itchy, dome shaped follicular papules 2. Tx: oral fluconazole |