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where does dermatitis herpetiforms occur? which Ab is it associated with?
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- extensor surfaces of knees, elbows, neck and scalp
- anti-endomysial |
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erythema multiforme description and etiology?
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- symmetrical target lesions
- 2/2 HSV, systemic dz, drug illness |
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bullous pemphigoid occurs where?
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- on flexor surfaces
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pathology of SCC? basal cell? HSV?
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- SCC: invasive cords of squamous cells with keratin pearls
- BCC: invasive cluster of spindle cells surrounded by palisaded basal cells - HSV: Tzank prep ==> giant cells |
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canker sores aka?
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- aphthous ulcers
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which derm dz is associated with parkinsons? also what else? tx?
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- seborrheic dermatitis, also in HIV
- tx is antifungal |
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etiology of tinea versicolor? pityriasis rosea?
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- fungal, malassezia globosa
- herpesvirus 7 |
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poison ivy is which sensitivity?
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- allergic contact dermatitis
- type IV: cell mediated (need prior exposure) |
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types of sensitivities?
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- type I: IgE mediated, allergen cross links 2 IgE molecules on one mast cell ==> atopy, urticara, anaphylaxis
- type II: Ab mediated: cell bound allergen binds IgG or IgM ==> activate complement ==> cell damage, e.g. immune hemolytic anemia, Rh hemolytic dz - type III: immune complex mediated: allergen forms complexes with IgG or IgM ==> nonspecifically activates complement cascade = serum sickness, arthus rxn - type IV: cell ediated or delayed hypersensitivity; e.g. Poison Ivy, allergic contact dermatitis |
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when to use topical 5-FU?
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- tx skin conditions with rapid cell division: actinic keratoses, superficial BCC, bowen's dz, solar keratosis
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mupirocin?
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- topical abx totx superficial skin infx, e.g.MRSA colonization
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strawberry hemangioma vs cherry hemangioma?
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- strawberry, aka infantile hemangioma: bright red plaque = MC benign vascular tumor in children, regresses in 3-5 yrs
- cherry: MC benign vascular prolif in adults. Does not regress |
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cavernous hemangiomas
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- at birth or later in life
- soft, blue compressible masses |
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cystic hygromas
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- aka lymphangiomas: occur in neck, lobulated, compressible, transluminate
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tx of cellulitis with systemic sx?
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IV naficillin or cefazolin
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necrotizing ng fascitis?
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GAS or staph or both
- purplish discoloration with gangrenous change - empiric abx should cover aerobic + anaerobic = amp, sublactam, clinda |
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areas of skin that have lost pigmentation?
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- vitiligo, most likely genetic and associated with autoimminue against melanocytes
- thus associated with other autoimmune dz: perniciuos anemia, autoimmune thyroid (graves, thyroiditis) type I DM, primary adrenal insufficiency, hypopit, alopecia areata |
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staph scalded skin syndrome
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- children 5-6 y.o.
- toxins ==> exfoliation, facial edema, perioral crusting, erythema, flaccid bullae - tx with abx |
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toxic epidermal necrolysi
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- more benign than staph scalded skin
- hx of taking sulfonamides, phenytoin, barbituates, NSAIDs - see discrete macules, loose patches of skin, involves oral mucosa |
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scarlet fever
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- group A beta-hemolytic strep
- red macules over generalized erythema |
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erysipelas
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- hx of trauma or pharyngitis
- 2/2 strep - small erythematous patch that progresses to red indurated, tense, shiny plaque overlaping skin streaking, lymphadenopathy - tx PCN |
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impetigo
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- bullae with honey covered crusts
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pt with suspicious lesion?
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1 step: excisional biopsy w/ no margins and through subQ fat
- 2nd: if malignant then 1 cm margin - if 1 mm thickness then all done - if >1mm thickness, sential lymph node biopsy |
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flesh colored papules with central umbilication?
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- molluscum contagiosum
- increased in those with cellular immunodeficiency e.g. HIV |
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complement deficiency?
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- C3 = recurrent pyogenic bacterial respiratory tract, sinus infx
- C5-C8 = Neisseria infx - C1 esterase def: hereditary angioedema |
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mole that has changed in size or is now symptomatic (itchy)
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melanoma
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lentigo simplex
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- round, oval macule with even pigmentation 2/2 melanocyte hyperplasia
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**bullous pemphigoid
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- IgG and C3 deposits at dermal eipdermal junction
- older pt with hx of months of urticaria, no oral lesions - blisters in flexual areas - precipitating factor: UV rays, NSAIDs, abx |
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pathology of pemphigus vulgaris, cicatricial pemphigoid, herpes gestations, urticaria?
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- pemphigus vulgaris: igG deposits intercellularly in epidermis ==> flaccid bullae; involves mucous membrane
- cicatricial pemphigoid: igG in linear band at dermal-epidermal junction, mucous membrane, mouth, oropharynx, conjunctiva, genitals - herpes gestations: C3 at BM, 2nd tri pregnancy - urticaria: intradermal edema w/leuk infiltration |
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which skin lesion is associated with turner, down syndrome?
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- cystic hygromas
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secondary syphillis skin lesion?
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- maculopapular involves palms and soles, involves mucous membrane
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steven-johnson syndrome vs TEN?
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- SJS: up to 10% skin involved
- TEN: >30% involved |
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MCC malignant tumor of eyelid? MCC benign tumor of eyelid?
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- BCC tx is excision w/ microscopically controlled margin
- squamous papilloma = frond like lobular projection |
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keratoacanthroma
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- rapidly growing volcano-like nodule w/ central keratotic plug
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macule that does not tan and doesn't appear scaly until you scape it? tx?
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- tinea versicoo
-tx selenium sulfide and ketoconazole |
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tx of acne?
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- non inflammatory: topical retinoid
- mild inflammatoy: topical abx - severe: oral abx - never use cream based cleaners |
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baby with symmetrical rash everywhere except on diapers
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- atopic dermatitis 2/2 decreased skin barrier function ==> allergens able to go deep ==> immune response
- tx: mild cleanser, thick bland emollients, NSAIDs |
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exfoliative dermatitis
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aka erythrodoma
- prior derm condition e.g.psoriasis, atopic derm, sezary syndrome |
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tx of tinea corporis?
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terbinafine
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pyoderma gangrenosum
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- ulcerative skin lesio w/ intital lesion that's bite like reation with small papule or pustule, painful
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icthyosis vulgaris
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normal skin that progresses to dry scaly skin, lizard skin
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MC eye lesion assocaited with pirmary biliary cirrhosis?
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- xanthomas and xanthelasmas
- soft yellow plaques = lipid filled macrophages |
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tx for nodulocystic acne w/ scarring?
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- pustules and nodules
- oral isotretinoin |
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red spots with bluish specks over buccal mucosa? how does it spread? complications?
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- measles
- maculopapular, starts on face to trunk/extremitites - complications, PNA, vit A deficiency, bronchiectasis |
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VZV description?
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starts on trunk, spreads peripherally
- rapidly dvlps into vesicles ==> scabs |
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porphyria cutanea tarda
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- deficiency of uroporphyrinogen decarboxylase
- painless blisters, increased skin fragility on dorsal surfaces on hand, facial hypertrichosis, hyperpigmentation - triggered by certain substances (estrogens in OCP, ehtnaol) - dx: urinary porphyrin levels - tx: for relief do phlebotomy, hydrochloroquine; interferon alpha if also hep C |
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rubella
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- maculopapular rash on face, spreads to trunk, extremities, posterior cervical and posterior auricular lymphadenopathy, polyarthralgia
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miliaria
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aka heat rash, people in hot moist climates
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skin tag aka
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acrochordon
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chalazion
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- eye lid: painful sweling ==> nodular rubbery lesion
- chronic granulomatous condition 2/2 meibonian gland obsturction - need histological exam to r/o malignancy and ddx BCC |
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which med causes phototoxicity?
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doxycycline
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SE erythromycin?
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GI upset, juandice
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supparative hidradenitis?
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- chronic follicular occlusive dz, often axillary/groin
- painful nodules draining sinus tracts |
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eczema herpeticum
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- primary HSV associated with atopic dermatitis
- typical hx: young kid dx with atopic dermatitis now with umbilicated vesicles over erythematous skin - fever, adenopathy, life threatenting - tx: acyclovir ASAP |
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acute graft vs host dz?
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- common after bone marrow transplant
- sx: skin rash, intestinal involvement (diarrhea with blood), abnormal LFTs, jaundice - path: donor HLA T cell activation - note if activation of host T cells then host T cells attack donor marrow ==> no myelopoiesis ==> neutropenia ==> infx |
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acanthosis nigracans in 30 vs 60 y.o.
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30 y.o.- check for SM
60 y.o. - check for GI malignancy |
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pellagra?
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- niacin deficiency
- triad: dermatitis, diarrhea, dementia |
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tx of dermatitis herpetiformis?
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- dapsone
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actinic keratoses?
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- hyperkeratosis in sun exposed areas of old people
- acanthosis = thickening of epidermis - parakertosis = retention of nuclei in stratus corneum - dyskeratossi = abnormal keratinization - hyperkeratosis = thickening of stratum corneum - 1% to SCC |
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baby with scale erythematous lesions on scalp and face
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- sebhorrheic dermattiis
- chronic inflammatory papulosquamous dz in all age groups - occurs on eyebrows, nasolabial folds, eyelashes, scalp - tx: moiturizeres, antifungals - if severe than think immunodeficiency - if just head involved = tinea capitis |