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Vesicle
less than 5mm
Bulla
>5mm
Blister
>10mm
Pus
Leukocyte containg liquid with or without cellular debris
HSV-1
Usually orlabial lesions
HSV-2
Usually genital lesions.
A Tzanck smear is a test for...
HSV
The incubation period of varicella zoster is approximately...
10-21 days
Complications of varicella are ...
Secondary bacterial infection
Osteomyelitis
Scabies is caused by ...
A mite.
Allergic contact dermatitis such as in poison Ivy is characterized by....
Angular or linear distribution and history of exposure.

Remove the agent and use topical steroids.
Bullous Impetigo is caused by...
S. Aureus
Tx: Topical Bactroban
Erythema multiforme is an acute recurrent disease characterized by 10-20mm bullseye lesions and caused by...
HSV
Pemphigus vulgaris, an autoimmune disease, is found in men and women in the 5th o 6th decade of life and is characterized by...
Very superficial lesions
Nikolsky's sign (comes off)
Direct immunofluoresecence showing intercellular IGg.
Bullous pemphigoid is charcterized by ...
Deeper lesions than pemphigus vulgaris
Linear deposits of IGg on direct immunofluoresence.
Rosacea has a pathogenesis related to...
Vascular hyperactivity
Treatment for Rosacea is...
Topical antibiotic