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Dermatology Flashcards

1
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Why should Actinic Keratosis be treated?

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It may progress to SCC

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First line tx for Rosacea?

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Metronidazole, TCN 2

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Where are 90% of Basal cell lesions found on the body?

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On the head and neck

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Purple, pruritic, polygonal, papule on PE should make you think of?

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Lichen Planus

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ABCs of Melanoma?

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Asymmetry, border, color, diameter, elevation/irregularity, evolving

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6
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Positive Auspitz sign should make you think of?

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Psoriasis

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7
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What is the key indicator of the prognosis for melanoma?

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Thickness of lesion

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Tx for Melanoma?

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Wide Local Excision

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Waxy Stuck On appearance should make you think of?

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Seborrheic Keratosis

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Five year old presents in January with a red itchy rash behind his knees on the flexor surfaces of the elbows. What is the most likely Dx?

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Atopic Dermatitis

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Satellite lesion should make you think of?

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Candida Diaper Rash

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Coin shaped plaques should make you think of

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Nummular Eczema

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13
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Atopic Dermatitis?

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Allergic, Flexure creases

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14
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Candidiasis?

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Diabetic

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15
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Lichen Planus?

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Pruritic Polygons

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16
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Psorasis?

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Silvery scaled papules/plaques

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17
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Strawberry tongue, Swollen LN, Palmer erythema, Conjunctivitis?

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Kawasaki Dz

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30 year old femal with pustules on her face that spare the vermillion border. In her Hx she has been using topical steriods. What is the most likely dx?

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Perioral dermatitis

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Pt with flaky skin in the nasolabial folds and in her hair. What is the most likely dx?

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Seborrheic Dermatitis

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20
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How do you treat Stasis Dermatitis?

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Compression stockings

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21
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Tapioca blisters should make you think of?

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Dyshidrosis, these are usually on the hands and feet.

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22
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Giant Cells on a Tzank Smear>

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Herpes Simplex VIrus

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23
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Tx Lichen Simplex Chronicus?

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Stop scratching it

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24
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Heral patch?

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Think Ptyriasis Rosea

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25
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How do you treat Pityriasis Rosea?

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Reassurance

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Pt with a Hx of hermes now presents with a Target Lesion? What is up?

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Erythema Multiforme

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27
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Rhinophyma should make you think of dx?

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Acne Rosacea

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28
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Silvery scales should make you think of?

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Psoriasis

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29
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Tear drop lesion after a course of strep throat should make you think of what?

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Guttate Psoriasis

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30
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Fever and malaise, Rash starts on Trunk and face, spreads to extremities, become vesicles, then crust over and fall off. “Dew Drop on a Rose Petal”?

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Varicella

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31
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Are Lesions from Psoriasis Typically found on the Flexor or Extensor Surfaces?

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Extensor

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32
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First line tx for Tinea Corporis?

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Topical Azoles

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33
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Fist line tx for Tinea Capitus?

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Griseofulvin—>Antifungal

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34
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Most common organism responsible for Cellulitis?

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Strep and Staph

35
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Pitting nails are associated with?

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Psoriasis

36
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Nummular Eczema is most like what other dermatological disorder?

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Atopic Dermatitis

37
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Honey colored crusts should make you think of what diagnosis?

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Impetigo

38
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What 2 herpes viruses are most responsible for condyloma accuminata

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HSV 6 and 11

39
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A double comedone is indicitave of what dx?

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Hidradentis Suppurativa

40
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Best tx for Molluscum contagiosum

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Self limiting but can be removed

41
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Best tx for seborrheic keratosis?

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Benign, usu no need to treat unless bothersome and can remove

42
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Hyperpigmented velvety plaques should make you think of?

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Acanthosis Nigricans

43
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Melasma is most often found in what pt population?

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Women of childbearing age

44
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Extremely pruritic lseions with burrows in runs should make you think of what?

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Scabies.

45
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Slapped Cheek appearance?

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Erythema Infectiosum, 5th disease, due to Parvovirus B 19

46
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What is the first step in treating Atopic Dermatitis?

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Beh modifications, Reduce bathing, only use soap on face and genitals, use natural breathable fabrics.

47
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Tx for Brown Reculse Spider Bite?

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Debridement, the venom causes tissue necrosis

48
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Salmon colored scales?

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Psorasis

49
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Depigmented patches of stkin should make you think of ?

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Vitiligo

50
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Spaghetti and meatballs on KOH?

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TInea Versicolor

51
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Derm finding with insulin insensitivity?

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Acanthosis Nigricans

52
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Slow growing nodule with a central depressoin and pearly border?

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BCC

53
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Derm finidng with Asthma?

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Atopic Dermatitis

54
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Christmas tree pattern?

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Pityriasis Rosea

55
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Oval patches of hair loss?

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Alopecia Areata

56
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First line for genital warts?

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Imiquimod (ALdara)

57
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Pearly done shaped lesion with a central umbilication ?

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Mulluscum Contagiousum

58
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Best lab test for scabies?

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Microscopic examination under oil emersion

59
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Severe blistering mucocutaneous syndrome involving at least 2 mucous membranes, associated with Mycoplasma pneumonia and drugs such as phenytoin, phenobarbital, sulfa, and aminopenicillians?

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Steven’s-Johnson syndrome

60
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Skin bx of Steven’s-Johnsons?

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Full thickness epidermal necrosis with mostly normal dermis.
Uncomplicated usu resolves in a month

61
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Rare life threateninng disease with widespread blistering and sloughing of skin, releate to drugs, immuniz, viral infxn, mycoplasma infxn, strep or syphilis

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Toxic Epidermal Necrosis

Presents with diffuse red sunburn-like skin with scattered target lesions and bullae

62
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Tx for acne Comedones?

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Benzoyl Peroxide

Retinoids

63
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Papules and pustules (acne) tx?

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Topical abx, oral abx

64
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Nodules and cysts?

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Isotretinoin

Potent teratogen and induces an elevation in triglycerides

65
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Tx of Black Widow spider bites?

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Ice to restrict spread of venom

Antivenom

66
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Tx of Brown Recluse spider bites?

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Supportive care, with severe necrosis, local wond care and abx needed

67
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Most common cutaneous malignancy?

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BCC

68
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Malignancy of malanocytes?

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Melanoma

69
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Cellulitis is most common caused by

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Group A strep and S Aureus

70
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Tx for Impetigo?

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Mupirocin ointment (Bactroban)

71
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Rule of 9s for burns–> Adults

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Adult"
9% head and neck
9% Upper extremity
18% Ant portion of trunk
18% post portion of trunk
18% Each lower extremity
1% perineum and genitalia
72
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Rule of 9s—> Children

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18% head and neck
9% upper extremity
18% ant portion of trunk
18% post portion of trunk
14% each lower extremity
1% perineum and genitalia
73
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Parkland forumula for fluid resuscitation for burns?

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Uses Lactated Ringers
4ml/kg/% body surface area burned during the first 24 hours
One half of total is given in first 8 hours and ther rest is given over 16 hours

74
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Acquired brown pigmentation of the face and neck, occurs during the 2 and 3rd trimester of pregnancy or OCP. Symmetric macular eruption of brown hyperpigmentation noted

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Melasma

Will fade after pregnancy or stopping OCP
Bleaching creams can be used

75
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Urticaria are due to?

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Histamine release mediated by IgE

Acute: less than 6 weeks
Chronic: Greater than 6 weeks

76
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What 2 drugs typically cause a Fixed drug reaction?

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TCN and cotrimoxaxzole

77
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An uncommon, autoimmunee blstering disease that primarliy affects the elderly.

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Bullous Pemphigoid
due to IgG autoantibiodies

Oral steriods until blistering stopts

78
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Rosacea can progress to?

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Rhinophymata

79
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Most common cause of folliculitis?

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S Aureus

80
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Hot tub folliculitis?

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Pseudomonas

81
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Tx for Rosacea?

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Oral TCN or Metronidazole, Maint therapy with TCN may be necessary

82
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What needs to be monitored with Isoretinoin?

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Triglycerides

83
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High Fever followed by rash?

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Roseola

84
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12 year old boy falls on knees and a year later has white depigmented macules and patches on his knees?

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Vitlitlgo A depigmenting disease due to destruction of melanocytes.

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