Infections part 2

Question 1

what are the more dangerous HPV types

Answer 1

16, 18, 31, 33

Question 2

do you have to have active lesions to transfer HPV

Answer 2

NO (terrifying)

Question 3

what causes a higher risk of warts in people with condyloma acuminatum

Answer 3

immunosuppression

Question 4

what is the MC presentation of condyloma acuminatum

Answer 4

asymptomatic!

Question 5

where are laryngeal papillomas MC?

Answer 5

on the vocal cords!

Question 6

what ages have increased risk of squamous cell carcinomas with laryngeal papillomas

Answer 6

<5 or >20

Question 7

Dermoscopy showing papillomatosis is hallmark for what diagnosis

Answer 7

condyloma acuminatum

Question 8

imiquimod, podofilox, trichloroacetic acid

Answer 8

tx for condyloma acuminatum

Question 9

how long and how often do you use cryo as a treatment for condylomas

Answer 9

every 2-4 weeks for 3 months (sometimes longer)

Question 10

Induction of immune system to recognize and destroy lesions

Answer 10

imiquimod MOA

Question 11

Prevention of cell division and causes tissue necrosis

Answer 11

podofilox

Question 12

which drug is an antimitotic

Answer 12

podofilox

Question 13

Burns, cauterizes, and erodes skin lesions

Answer 13

MOA of trichloroacetic acid3

Question 14

water warts that are caused by poxvirus are what diagnosis

Answer 14

molluscum contagiosum

Question 15

small, smooth, dome shaped papule with umbilicated center. a white curd like material can be expressed from them (gross)

Answer 15

molluscum contagiosum

Question 16

SE of HA, mild systemic skin irritation and flammability (wow).

what med is this and what is the CI for this med

Answer 16

podofilox . CI in preggo!

Question 17

if you pick at these they will spread

Answer 17

molluscum contagiosum

Question 18

1-10mm papules that are MCC by trauma and found usually on hands/fingers/nees

Answer 18

verruca vulgaris

Question 19

on dermatoscope you would see thrombosed papilla capillary loops

Answer 19

verruca vulgaris

Question 20

Shiny plaques with a rough, hyperkeratotic surface and thrombosed capillaries. Tender and uncomfortable

Answer 20

verruca plantaris

Question 21

1-5mm of sharply defined lesion with a flat surface that is skin colored or light brown

Answer 21

verruca plana

Question 22

this causes Desquamation of hyperkeratotic epithelium

Answer 22

salicylic acid

Question 23

what concentration of SA is used for big/small lesions

Answer 23

10-30% conc for small
40% conc for big lesions

Question 24

flip for a sleepy boi

Answer 24