Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
39 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
Accutane at high doses can
|
indirectly increase the concentration of P. acnes
|
|
Propecia finasteride MOA
|
inhibits 5-alpha reductase 2 enzyme
|
|
corticosteroids have
|
anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressant activities
|
|
Good/best prognosis in melanoma
|
melanoma in extremities and infiltration of lymphocytes in the tumor
|
|
bad/worst prognosis in melanoma
|
vertical growth phase and increased number of mitotic figures
|
|
dysplastic nevi are characterized by
|
abnormal growth pattern and cytologic abnormality of melanocytes
|
|
cutaenous histiocytosis X is
|
proliferation of Langerhan cells in skin and lymph node
|
|
mycosis fungoides is
|
an association with presence of malignant T cells in peripheral blood and erythematous scaling of body surface
|
|
Xanthoma is associated with
|
aggregates of histiocytes with foamy cytoplasm and the presence of Touton giant cells
|
|
Pt presents with h/o slow growing nodule on upper eyelid. Histo exam of pearly nodule shows nests of small cells with radial arrangement at periphery and there is an infiltration of epidermis into dermis
|
diagnosis: basal cell carcinoma
|
|
what type of skin cancer responds to imiquod (Aldara)
|
Superficial type Basal Cell carcinoma
|
|
The most malignant melanoma is
|
superficial spreading
|
|
resection of the involved regional lymph node is required for
|
congenital hairy nevus overlying axillary nodes (Brewslow 1.8mm into reticular dermis).
|
|
Telangiectasias are
|
serpiginous threadlike red lesions which blanch on diascopy
|
|
black pt presents with pigmented streak on left thumbnail plate thats been there for several months and is growing. It is asymptomatic and irregular in width. biopsy:
|
squamous cell carcinoma/acrolentigenous melanoma
|
|
In ABCDE for melanoma B stands for
|
Border
|
|
Ship captain has multiple oval to round brown macules on back of forearms and dorsum of hands. These are called
|
Solar lentigines
|
|
Pt presents with dome-shaped reddish, smooth, firm nodule w/ central crust. Lesion is on forehead, is slowly enlarging and there's extensive sun damage around the lesion. Diagnosis:
|
Squamous cell carcinoma
|
|
Pt presents with waxy, white to yellow lesion on left cheek x 1 year. PE shows sclerotic plaque w indistinct margins and telangiectasias. Diagnosis:
|
Morpheaform Basal cell carcinoma
|
|
Granulation tissue
|
capillaries and inflammatory cells
|
|
clean wound
|
less than 100,000 organisms per gram of tissue
|
|
inflammatory phase of wound healing
|
no collagen but macrophages and PMN's present
|
|
burns are classified by
|
depth of injury
|
|
partial-thickness burn wounds
|
vary in amount of pain
|
|
most common bacterias infecting burn wounds are
|
Staph and Strep
|
|
initiation of tx for burn patient is to
|
first stop the burning process
|
|
diabetes mellitus increases
|
incidence for wound infection
|
|
an example of contaminated wound requiring surgery is
|
colon resection for ruptured diverticulum
|
|
perioperative abx are most effective in preventing infx if given
|
as close to the time of surgery as possible
|
|
CREST syndrome is best characterized by
|
calcinosis
|
|
important SLE feature -
|
false positive syphilis serology
|
|
most common presenting feature in scleroderma (progressive systemic sclerosis):
|
raynaud's phenomenon
|
|
clinically, glucocorticoids are most likely used for
|
inhibiting formation of prostaglandins
|
|
topical glucocorticoids have the beneficial effect of
|
causing atrophy of hypertrophic scars
|
|
chemical peels are used to treat
|
hyperpigmented psoriasis
|
|
sclerotherapy is indicated for
|
varicose and telangiectic veins
|
|
best topical acne therapy is
|
clindamycin
|
|
a common and effective keratolytic agent is
|
alpha-hydroxy acids (fruity acids)
|
|
PUVA is used for
|
Psoriasis
|