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christmas tree sign think / Herald patch

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Pityriasis Rosea (not ringworm)

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DDX for generalized rash w/ fever (5)

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  1. measles (viral WILL blanch)
  2. rubella
  3. rocky mtn spotted fever
  4. viral exanthem
  5. scarlet fever
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DDX for generalized red rash w/ bullae (4)

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  1. erythema multiforme (major)
  2. toxic epidermal necrolysis
  3. pemphigus vulgaris
  4. bullous pemphigoid
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does the rash blanch?

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diascopy

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scabies test

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mineral oil preparation

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stain for HSV sore

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Tzanck smear

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bathing over 15 min will _____ skin–although soak 10-15 min before ______ application will ^ absorption

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dry,

steroid

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If its ____ wet it, if its _____ dry it.

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dry,

wet

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use of corticosteroids near eye can cause

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glaucoma

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greasy lotions–“moisturizers”

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emollients

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best combo for itchy rash

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topical antihistamine and oral steroid

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most common skin disorder

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ezcema (atopic dermatitis–itchy rash

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the “itch that rashes”

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eczema (itch-scratch cycle)

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eczema is a

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IgE Type I hypersensitivity rxn

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eczema typically on

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flexeral surfaces

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flat red blotches as eczema

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maculo-papular

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eczema sufferer likely to have (3)

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  1. family hx
  2. allergy
  3. asthma
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PRURITUS!

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eczema (atopic dermatitis)

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If eczema goes on too long

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lichenification (highest potency steroid appropriate for location and pt)

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pathogens associated w/ secondary ifx of eczema

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  1. Staph (yellow crusting)
  2. candida
  3. molluscum contagiosum
  4. HSV
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Tx for atopic dermatitis

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Triamcinolone ointment + anti-itch meds + tx for secondary infx

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(2) types of contact dermatitis CD

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  1. allergic: poison ivy–Type IV hypersensitivity rxn (nickle)
  2. irritant: inflammation due to chemicals
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Tx for contact dermatitis

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high-potency corticosteroid

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zit =

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papule

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small flat discolored area of skin--usually less than 1 cm
macule
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"end stage" disease of a variety of PRURITIC and ECZEMATOUS disorders
Lichen Simplex Chronicus esp. atopic dermatitis
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Tx for lichen simplex chronicus (3)
1. break itch/scratch cycle 2. ^ potency flucocorticoid 3. tight time sedation w/ oral antihistamine
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adolescents/young-middle aged rash more common in females, "papulopustular"--aggravated by topical glucocorticoids
perioral dermatitis TX w/ METRONIDAZOLE gel (antiinflammatory)
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candida think
satalite lesions
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"cradle cap" similar presentation to lupus
seborrheic dermatitis (presents as severe DANDRUFF on head and face/ear canals)
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yellowish --> white greasy scales over erythematous patches/plaques
seborrheic dermatitis
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cause of seborrheic dermatitis
Yeast--pityrosporon ovale
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^ risk groups for seborrheic dermatitis (3)
1. Parkinson's 2. stroke 3. HIV+
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Tx seborrheic dermatitis
ketoconazole and selenium sulfide shampoo | -babies: olive oil and shampoo
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rash secondary to venous incompetence and chronic edema
stasis dermatitis (extremely common)
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easily mistaken for cellulitis--rash in pt's w/ diabetes or DVT
stasis dermatitis
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stasis dermatits is a
cutaneous marker of venous insufficiency
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tx for stasis dermatitis
1. leg elevation 2. compression stockings 3. emolliants for rash
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dyshidrosis aka
pompholyx
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Atopy
hyperallerfic disorder IgE (eczema, allergic rhinitis, asthma)
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Dyshidrosis triggers (2)
1. emotional stress | 2. hot/humid weather
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"tapioca-like" rash of small papules and vesicles
pompholyx -- always examine soles of feet if lesions found on hands
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(2) stages of dyshidrosis
1. vesicular stage | 2. fissure stage
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treatment for almost all derm disorders
topical steroid
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morbilliform
"measles -like"
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drug eruption characteristics (4)
1. utricarial 2. papulosquamous 3. pustular 4. bollous
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Tx for drug eruption (IgM thing)
- discontinue offending drug | - oral antihistamine
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formation of a solitary erythematous patch or plaque that will recur at same site w/ re-exposure to the drug
fixed drug eruption
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targe lesions think
erythema multiforme minor
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erythema multiforme associated w/ (
1. pregnancy 2. radiation therapy 3. internal malignancy 4. mycoplasma pneumonia 5. herpes
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rash plus MUCOSAL INVOLVEMENT think
erythema multiforme MAJOR (more groin involvement)
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erythema multiforme
systemic drug rxn--like steven-johnson syndrome
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Tx for erythema multiforme major
tx as if burn (like SJS)
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type IV hypersensitivity Sulfa drug rxn
Steven-Johnson syndrome (around mouth, face, eyes)
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Use drug again? Morbilliform drug rxn: Fixed drug rxn: SJS:
- yes (not allergic rxn) - no - no
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chronic inflammation connected w/ drugs, metals, and Hep C--"gray-white lines"
Lichen Planus (LP)
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gray-white lines
Whickham straie (pathognumonic) --Lichen Planus
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lichen planus most commonly on (4)
1. wrists 2. shins 3. lower back 4. genitalia
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Tx lichen planus
topical or systemic glucocorticoids--occlusion dressing
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herald patch
pityriasis rosea PR -- looks like ring worm--"heralds" rash by a week
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christmas tree pattern
pityriasis rosea--along cleavage lines of trunk
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pityriasis rosea course and tx
self-limiting, | antipuritics + antihistamine
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common chronic inflammatory process w/ acute flairs--"scurf"
psoriasis--genetic component T-cells
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2 peaks for psoriasis first onset
1. 20-30 yo | 2. 50-60 yo
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psoriasis typically on
extensor surfaces -- areas of thick skins
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pick off loose skin: eczema: psoriasis:
- no bleeding | - bleeding
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psoriasis classifications based on morphology (5) slide 93
1. plaque 2. inverse/flexural 3. guttate 4. erythrodermic 5. pustular
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well-demarcated plaque overlying SILVERY SCALE
psoriasis
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life threatening form of psoriasis
pustular psoriasis -- DON'T give ORAL CORTICOSTEROIDS
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oppposite presentation of normal psoriasis--lack scales
Inverse/flexural -- don't confuse w/ candida
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"raindrop" type psoriasis--w/ scales --often preceded by strep pharyngitis
Guttate psoriasis
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bright red entire skin surface--fever, chills, malaise
psoriatic erythroderma
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psoriasis due to corticosteroid withdrawal, must hospitalize,
pustular psoriasis
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* don't prescribe _____ ________ for acute psoriasis
oral steroid
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>50% of _____ ________ sufferers have fingernail involvement and JOINT PAIN
psoriatic arthritis (pitting) -- if so ask about joint pain
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psoriasis tx
gauge area of rash--topical steroids--UV therapy -- refer to derm NO ORAL STEROIDS FOR ACUTE FLAIRS
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autoimmue bullous disorder in elderly pt's
bullous pemphigoid--60-80 yo's
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*erythema doesn't always correspond w/ bullae/vesicels: | erythema always corresponds w/ blisters:
- bullous pemphigoid | - bullous empetigo
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tx for bullous pemphigoid (2)
1. oral prednisone | 2. azathioprine
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(3) types of acne vulgaris
1. comedonal (non-inflammatory) 2. papulo-pustular (inflammatory) 3. nodular (inflammatory)
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acne vulgaris happens where sebaceous glands are abundant i.e. (4)
1. face (T-zone) 2. neck 3. upper trunk 4. upper arms
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Comodone type (4)
1. whitehead (closed) 2. blackhead (open) 3. inflammed papule 4. inflammed pustule
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4 factors leading to acne vulgaris
1. androgens 2. sebaceous gland activity 3. plugging of the hair follicle resulting from abnormal keratinization 4. P. acnes in hair follicles (breaks down oil to free fatty acids --> inflammation)
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don't chart acne vulgaris w/
"acne" -- describe lesions
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severe nodular and scarring acne vulgaris
isotretinoin (acutane)
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moderate papular, pustular, nodular acne vulgaris w/out scarring
oral antibiotic w/ topical retinoid and topical benzoil peroxide
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acne vulgaris is related to _______ vs. rosacea (not sebaceous gland issue) which is not
androgens
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Nevi
BENIGN lesion of skin
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an inflammatory disorder predominately affecting the CENTRAL FACE
Rosacea-- NO COMODONES
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inflammatory disorder related to flushing tendency (heat, emotions, alcohol, hot drinks, spicy foods)
rosacea (more Papules than Pustules)
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Rhinophyma
rosacea
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rosacea tx
topical or systemic antibiotics
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Nevi: | Brown moles, flat or raised, halo, may not pass ABCDE-->bx
nevomelanocytic nevus
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looks black -->
blue nevus (resembles melanoma)
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under diaper, deeper pigmentation, more ethnic individuals, non-blancheable, will fade in 2-3 yrs, painless
mongolian spot
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small bright red moles, vascular related, NON-blanching
cherry angioma
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verrucous
"wart" like appearance
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"stuck-on" appearance
seborrheic keratosis
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benign skin tumor appearing after 30 years mostly in males
seborrheic keratosis
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brown fleshy plaque w/ warty surface--face, trunk, upper extremities
seborrheic keratosis--shave bx
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pre-cancerous to squamous cell carcinoma--sun damage to keratinocytes
actinic keratosis--solar keratosis >males
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1:1000 actinic keratosis will turn into: tx:
- squamous cell carcinoma- 1. cryosurg 2. retinoids 3. laser
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most common type of skin cancer
basal cell carcinoma BCC--don't metastasize
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types of basal cell carcinoma (translucent or "PEARLY") (5)
1. nodular (translucent--pearly) Only need to know this one 2. ulcerating ("Rolled borders") 3. sclerosing (whitish sclerotic patch) 4. superficial (slightly scally thin plaque--not sun related) 5. pigmented (dark lesion--confused w/ melanoma)
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BSS dx and tx
- biopsy | - Mohs surgery
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UV / HPV related "non-healing" rough, scally patch resembline actinic keratosis
squamous cell carcinoma SCC
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SCC dx and tx
- bx | - cryosurgery, 5-fluorouracil cream, Mohs surg
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Melanoma mnemonic
``` MMRISK M: mols atypical (dysplastic or large) M: moles: common moles >50 R: Red hair and freckling I: inability to tan Types 1-2 S: Sunburn K: kindred: family history ```
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AIDS related, nonpruritic, lesion similar to lichen planus
Kaposi sarcoma--purple, fleshy lesions
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Kaposi sarcoma distribution
lower extremities, head, and neck
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Kaposi sarcoma think
HIV--CD4 counts and viral load
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HAART
highly active antiretroviral therapy
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lice aka
pediculosis
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lice love
healthy clean hair
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nits are _____ if they haven't hatched, _____ if they've hatched
black, | white
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"the great masquerader"
scabies
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tx lice w/ ______and repeat in_________
1% permthrine, | 7 days for nits
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ues ______ when resistant to permethrin
malathion
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severe night-time ITCH--spread skin-skin--thick skin bug and tx
1. scabies | 2. 5% permethrin--or lindane
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Itching at night think
scabies (high complaints--low physical findings) | -scaby burrows and lays eggs-->^itch
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dx scabies (2)
1. mineral oil on slide dig out burrow | 2. burrows
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mild utricaria --> full-thickness skin necrosis
spider bite
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concerns w/ spider bites
secondary infx--assume worst and treat for bac
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mild local rxn from arthropod bite feeds only on mammal and bird blood
flees and bed bugs, | Dx: PAPULAR URTICARIA
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multiple, soft, coalescing filiform papules,
HPV--Condyloma acuminatum
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cauliflower on genitals and anus
condyloma acuminatum
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tx for condyloma acuminatum (3)
1. aldara (guardacil) 2. crysurgery 3. surgical removal
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viral exanthems blanket term ex's (4)
1. measles 2. rubella 3. chickenpox 4. 5th disease 5. etc.
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cutaneous eruption, erythematous, diffuse/generalized papules and macules all over body and throat (BLANCHING)
viral exanthems
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with viral exanthems make sure not
measles (present w/ fever and mellase) or rubella
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herpangina--back of throat rather than herpes in front
cocksacki
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Herpes simplex stages (2)
1. primary (asymptomatic or w/ bleeding vesicles) | 2. recurrent (cold sore)
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Tzanck smear--Giant cells think
Herpes simplex
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"central umbilication" -- skin-skin
molluscum contagiosum (pox) -- cottage cheese filled
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tx molluscum contagiosum (3)
1. aldara cream 2. cryosurg 3. supportive
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"dewdrops on a rose petal" --> papule --> vescicle --> pustule --> crust (vesicles on a erythematous base)
Varicella-zoster virus
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Varicella-zoster virus forms (2)
1. primary--chicken pox | 2. recurrent--shingles
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once VZV lesions crust over...
they're no longer contagious
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Viral: - all at same stage (2) - different stages (1)
- Molluscum contagiosum, shingles | - chicken pox
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verrucae aka
warts
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common wart type
verruca vulgaris
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wart on sole --may turn black
Verruca plantaris
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flat wart
verruca plana
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tx for warts
salicylic acid (compound W)
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bac inflammation of hair follicle aka
FURuncle aka boil
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multiple furuncles
carbuncle
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verrucae etiology
HPV
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can feel the edges of the abscess
induration w/ palpation
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boil tx
I&D, antibiotics, pack and leave open if large--culture drainage
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cellulitis vs
erysipelas (both warm, tender, swollen)
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Sharply demarcated, GLISTENING, smooth skin infection-->strep pyogenes
erysipelas
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common location: cellulitis: erysipelas:
- lower leg | - central face/ cheeks
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infection of hair follicle: | ingrown hair:
- folliculitis | - pseudofolliculitis
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"hot tub" folliculitis
pseudomonas infx--> folliculitis Tx w/ Cipro
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Folliculitis causes: (gram stain) DM pts: chronic antibiotics:
- Staph | - Klebsiella and E. coli
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"Bright erythematous w/ Satellite lesions"
candidiasis
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moist, dark, warm candidiasis etiology
candida albicans --^DM and obesity
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"White lacy network on erythematous base"
candidiasis
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tx for candidiasis
topical: nystatin oral: nystatin, fluconazole
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tinea versicolor (not a dermatophyte) aka
pityriasis versicolor
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tinea versicolor etiology
pityrosporum ovale (yeast) opportunistic infx
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tinea versicolor/ pityrosporum ovale dx
- KOH: "spaghetti and meatballs" | - woods lamp
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tinea aka
dermatophyte
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most common dermatophyte infx--highly contagious --central clearing w/ scale in middle
tinea corporis aka ringworm
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athlete's foot aka
tinea pedis
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tinea pedis types (6)
1. interdigital 2. dry 3. moist (macerated) 4. moccasin 5. vesicular 6. ulcerative
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confirm tinea unguium w/
culture instead of KOH prep
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See ______ ________ think diabetes
acanthosis nigricans --"velvety thickening"
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painful nodules on shins
erythema nodosum
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suppurative dz w/ open double comedones--Apocrine glands
hidradenitis suppurativa--
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benign subQ fat cell tumor--moveable
lipoma
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epithelia inclusion cyst aka
epidermal inclusion cyst --very common
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cystic enclosure filled w/ keratin and debris
epithelial inclusion cysts
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"black spot" associated w/ pregnancy and oral contraceptive, aka
melasma aka cholasma or mask of pregnancy
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pilosebaceous glands w/ keratin --> folliculitis --> edema/occlusion --> pilonidal abscess
pilonidal disease
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sacrococcygeal region --painful, fluctuant mass
pilonidal disease (stinky)
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wheels think
utricaria
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phototoxic eruption rom contact w/ light-sensitizing botancial subastance and UVR (i.e. lime juice)
phytophotodermatitis
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TRANSIENT EDEMATOUS PAPULES/PLAQUES
Hives aka utricaria
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melanocytes destroyed leading to depigmentation
vitilago
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dx vitilago
1. bx | 2. wood's lamp
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