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Question 1

What is the presentation of herpetic whitlow? (HSV1 fingers)

Answer 1

grouped, non-purulent vesicles, usually accompanied by pain, tingling, and burning sensations. Axillary and epitrochlear lymphadenopathy

transmitted from primary oral lesions (look for a suggested lip rash a few weeks prior)

Question 2

Colonoscopy findings of UC

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Answer 2

Colonoscopy shows confluent inflamation with mucosal edema, reduced vascular markings, and broad-based linear ulcers or collar-button ulcers covered with fibrin.

Bloody dirrhea, weight loss, positive p-ANCA, pain with BM