Sbl--Path-Skin Disorders Blues

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Stem cells for division in the skin

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S. Basalis

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Site for superficial dermatophye infections

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S. Corneum

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Melanocyte cellular origin

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Neural crest

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Melanin is synthesized from _______ in the the melanosomes

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tyrosine

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Melansomes transferred by dendritic processes to _______ (their final home)

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Keratinocytes

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See melanosomes in all layers;
melanocytes larger/more dendritic processes

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Black person

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Common wart caused by

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HPV

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Poxvirus;
Umbilicated lesion with viral particles;

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Molluscum contagiosum

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Molluscum contagiosum is esp common in what pop

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AIDS

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Rubeola

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Regular Measles

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Prodrome of measles

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3C's

Cough
Coryza (runny nose)
Conjuctivitis

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Koplik spots

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Measles
spots are white overlying erythematous base

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In measles when does the rash appear

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After koplik spots disappear

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Complications of Measles

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Giant cell pneumonia
Acute Appendicitis (Children)
Otitis Media
[Not Teratogenic]

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Maculopapular rash with discrete lesion;
not confluent; fades in 3 days
Begins at hair line at heads down

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Rubella (German Measles)

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Characteristic:
Postauricular Lymphadenopathy

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Rubella

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Is Rubella teratogenic

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YES

(unlike Measles)

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Parvovirus
Slapped Face

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Erythema Infectiosum (5th dz)

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HHV6;
Most common viral exanthem in Children <2 yoa;
Common cause of febrile convulsions

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Roeola Infantum

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Infectious time frame of varicella

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Week before Rash
Week after rash until vesicles become crusted

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Pruritic rash of Varicella progresses how

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Macules to Vesicles to Papules

(MVP)

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Complications of Varicella

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Children:
Reye Syndrome
Cerebritis

Adults:
Pneumonia,
Encephalitis
Hepatitis

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Herpes zoster risk factors

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Incidence increases with age
Cancer
Immunocompromised

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Painful vesicles/pustules follow sensory dermatomes

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Herpes zoster

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Gram+ coccus in clumps

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S. aureus

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Gram+ coccus in clumps
Toxin producing desquamating sunburn like rash

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TSST
Toxic Shock Syndrome Toxin

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1º cause of skin abscess

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S. aureus

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1º cause of postsurgical wound infections

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S. aureus

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1º cause of hidrandenitis

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S. aureus

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1º cause of impetigo

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S. aureus

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Swollen painful, inflamed apocrine glands in axillae or groin
Hallmark: Presence of sinus tracks

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Hidradenitis suppurativa

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Honey-colored, crusted lesion

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Impetigo caused by S. aureus

(sometimes caused by S. pyogenes)

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Gram-, coccus in chains

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S. pyogenes

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Erythematous sandpapery rash that desquamates.

Bug? Dz? Toxin?

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S. pyogenes
Scarlet fever
Erythrogenic toxin

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Increased risk of these conditions associated with scarlet fever? (2)

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Poststerp glomerulonephritis
Rheumatic fever

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Type of cellulitis with raised borders that looks like an orange peel

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Erysipelas caused by S. pyogenes

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Chronic inflammation of pilosebaceous unit

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Acne Vulgaris