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Pink, Pearly/waxy, rolled border, bleeding, ulceration

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BCC = no mets but invades

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Invasive cluster of spindle cells surrounded by palisaded basal cells

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BCC –> wide resection 1mm

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Chronic scar –> non-healing, painless, bleeding ulcer?

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SCC –> punch bx

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Non-healing ulcer on arm, scaling plaque w/ central ulceration, polygonal cells

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SCC = UV exposure

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Hyperpigmented lesion, non-healing ulcer

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SCC = Marjolin ulcer

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Invasive cords of squamous cells with keratin pearls, partially encrusted ulcer

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SCC –> wide resection 0.5-2cm + LN dissection d/t mets

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Precursor to SCC

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Actinic keratosis

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Hyperpigmented lesion, asymmetric, irregular, >5mm, NO HAIR

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Melanoma –> mets a lot, refractory to chemo/rad, relapsing & remitting

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Tx for malignent melanoma

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Breslow’s depth - local resection; 1-2mm wide + LN

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Malignant melanoma >4mm tx

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Mets, resection and supportive care, poor prognosis

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Volcano-like nodule w/ central keratotic plug

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Keratoacanthoma

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Scabies tx

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Permthrin cream

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Intergidital, groin pruritic, thread-like burrows

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Scabies = 5% permethrin

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Tx Lice

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Permethrin 1% cream rinse

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Centrally umbilicated papules on face, neck, anogential regions

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Molluscum contagiosum - Poxvirus = impaired cellular immunity

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Dome w/ central umbilication tx

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Molluscum –> obs, liq-N, extrode plug or canthardin 0.9%

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Thin hair in pre-term

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Lanugo

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Thick, white creamy skin in newborn

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Vernix caseosa

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Benign, small and dry vesicles

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Pustular melanosis

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Salmon patch

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Nevus simplex

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Port wine stain, IC calcifications

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Nevus flammeus

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Shallow fibrin-coated ulcer w/ mononuclear infiltrate

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Aphthous ulcer

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Whitish macules w/ hyperpigmented borders, mouth, breasts

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Vitiligo = destruction of melanocytes

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Hypopigmentation + anesthesia

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Leprosy = get skin bx

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Velvety pink or whit macules, less pigmentation

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Fungal infection

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Acanthosis nigricans assoc

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GI malignancy, PCOS, DM

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Skin tags assoc

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DM, pregnancy, crohn’s

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Vitiligo, hypotension, dehydration, hyperpigmented areas assoc

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Addison’s disease

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Tx for human bites

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Augmentin or erythromycin + open

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Sharp edge, head & neck spot, orange

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Subcutaneous nevi

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Present at birth, PITS, ecchymoses, subsides w/in 1 day, Hematoma crosses sutures

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Caput succedanuem

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Few days after birth, no pitting, Hematoma NOT cross sutures = 1 cranial bone, no discoloration

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Cephalohematoma –> resorbs on its own

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Pulsations on scalp, inc pressure w/ crying

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Cranial meningocele

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“Ping-pong ball,” rickets –> resolves

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craniotabes

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Lateral neck cysts

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Brachial cleft, cystic hygromas

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Anterior edge SCM, base of neck mass

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Brachial cleft cyst

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Base of neck, large, mushy, ill-defined mass

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Cystic hygroma –> CT b4 excision

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INC COSTOCHONDRAL JUNCTIONS, craniotabes, sciolosis, pigeon breast, hyperpigment, genu varum

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Rickets

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Cough, pink eyes, bluish spots in mouth, blanching, erythematous macropapular rash

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Measles = live vaccine, supportive, VitA if hospitalized

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Cough, coryza, conjunctivitis + High fever and red-brown macropapular rash for 9 days

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Measles –> Vit A reduces M&M

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Rash face –> extermities, cough, conjuctivitis, white spots on tonsils

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Measles

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Clustered white lesions in mouth –> rash on forehead –> trunk –> limbs

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Measles

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Rash starting on face –> chest and limbs, occipital and post. Cervical LAD

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Rubella

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Congestion, low fever, pink rash on face –> trunk, cervical adenopathy, patchy palate erythema

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Rubella

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Fever, sore throat –> rash on face/neck –> trunk –> limbs

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Rubella

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URI –> erythema on face sparing nose, orbits –> lacy pruritic body rash for 1-2wk, resp spread

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B-19 “fifths disease”

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47
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B19 in sickle cell; pregnancy

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aplastic crisis; hydrops fetalis

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Fever/URI + rash on cheeks, worse in sun

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Erythema infectiosum (5ths) –> aplastic crisis, arthopathy, hydrops

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High fever 3d –> red blanching macules, papules on trunk –> limbs, sparing face

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Roseola (HHV-6) = supportive tx

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High Fever –> rash - trunk –> limbs/head

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Roseola (HHV6,7)

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Impetigo or pharyngitis –> tiny blanching rash on trunk to limbs

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Scarlet fever - late desquamation

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Pharyngitis –> neck, axilla, groin rash finely papular erythematous rash blanches, circumoral pallor

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Scarlet fever –> PCN V or erythromycin

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Sore throat, fever –> 2d later rough raised rash upper trunk –> limbs & tongue

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Scarlet fever (strep)

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Tx for strep

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PCN or cephalosporins or macrolides –> fever free 24hrs = return to work

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Fever 5d, B/L conjuctivitis, mucositis, swelling and erythema on palms and soles

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Kawasaki - cervical LN >1.5cm

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Hx strep + amoxicillin, 103, strawberry tonuge, B/L conjunctivitis, cervical LN 1.5cm

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Kawasaki –> Aspirin + IVIG

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B/L conjunctivitis, SWOLLEN LIPS, high fever no relief from tylenol

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Kawasaki –> Aspirin + IVIG

58
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“Flea bites,” on trunk/limbs + EOSINOPHILS

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Erythema toxicum

59
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Scattered erythematous macules, papules, pustles everywhere, No sx

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Erythema toxicum neonatorum = ressurance

60
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Vesicular clusters

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HSV or VZV –> acyclovir

61
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Targetoid (pale center) papule or plaque on palms–arms–face, Niloksy (-)

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Erythema multiforme - follows HSV infection

62
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Sudden symmetric erythematous target lesions

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Erythema multiforme (?recent HSV)

63
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Flu-like sx –> erythematous macules –> necrosis/sloughing, involves mucous membranes

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Steven-Johnson syndrome –> IVIG

64
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Hx atopic dermatitis + vesicles on erythematous base on face

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Eczema herpeticum

65
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Painful subcutaneous skin lesions on anterior leg —> next step?

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CXR = Erythema nodosum —> benign or TB, Sarcoid, IBD, Histo

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Crops of small tender, erythematous nodules over shins & calves

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Erythema induratum = TB

67
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Erythematous rash, Nilosky (+), perioral crusting

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Scalded skin syndrome

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Fever, irritable –> blistering, exfoliation

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Scalded skin syndrome

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Tender skin, bullae, large sheets slough after illness

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SSSS

70
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Diffuse red macular rash + peeling of palms and soles

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TSS (SA)

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Recent nasal packing –> rapid hypotension, rash, fever, thrombocytopenia, mouth hyperemia

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TSS (tampons, sinusitis, septorhinoplasty, surgical wounds)

72
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Complications of GABHS

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PSGN, RF, arthritis, PANDAS = OCD (SSRIs) or tic

73
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Abx do NOT prevent which GABHS complications

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PSGN, arthritis

74
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Vesiculopustules on face, arms, crusted golden-yellow, warm, moist climate

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Impetigo

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Impetigo Tx

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Topical mupirocin, oral dicloxacillin, clinda, cephalexin

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Tender, erythematous skin w/ distinct border, scalp, face

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Eryipelas –> cephalexin, diclox, clinda, bactrim –> IV if fever present

  • pyogenes
  • –> GN but not rheumatic fever
77
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Erythema, warmth, tenderness w/ INDISTINCT borders

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Cellulitits = pyogenes or SA –> cephalexin, zosyn

78
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Unimmunized kids, blue cheeks, febrile

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Buccal cellulitis = Hib –> cefuroxime or taxime

79
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Constipation, perianal cellulitis bug

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Pyogenes

80
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Pain out of proportion w/ findings, crepitus, bullae

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Necrotizing fasciitis –> IV Abx + debridement

81
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Recent trauma, surg, sudden pain, swelling, purple, serosanguineous discharge & skin bullae

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Necrotizing fasciitis

82
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S/P laparotomy, fever, hyperglycemia, cloudy-gray discharge, friable tissue, no sensation

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Necrotizing surgical infection –> surgery and debridement

83
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Recurrent, eczematous, pruritic, scaling red papules over flexor/extensors surfaces

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Atopic dermatitis

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Itchy rash face, hands chest –> erosion, scaling, excoriated plaques and papules

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Atopic dermatitis

85
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Patchy, fine, white, adherent waxy scales

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Sebhorreic dermatitis –> dandruff, anti-fungal, moisturizers

86
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Yellow papules, some scaling/plaques on eyebrows, nose, head better w/ shampoo

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Sebhorreic dermatitis –> dandruff, anti-fungal, moisturizers

87
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Sebhorreic dermatitis cause?

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Malessezia furfur

88
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Vesicles, erythema in linear pattern, weepy, crusted, edema

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Allergic contact dermatitis –> cell-mediated type IV HS

89
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Pruritic papules and vesicles over extensor surfaces

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Dermatitis herpetiformis = Celiac (anti-endomysial)

90
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Erythematous papules, vesicles, bullae on butt, extensor surfaces, intense pruritis

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Dermatitis herpetiformis —> DAPSONE

91
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anti-endomysial abs

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Dermatitis herpetiformis = celiac

92
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Rosy hue w/ telangiectasias, flushing w/ hot drinks, heat, emotion, 30-60 y/o

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Rosacea

93
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Sudden blisters, oral blisters/erosions that rupture easily, Ab to desmoglein, ACE inhibitors

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Pemphigus vulgaris –> prednisone or MTX –> Aza to get off steroids

94
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Salmon colored patches, silvery scales over extensor surfaces & scalp

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Psoriasis

95
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Numerous oval, scaly lesions over back, crinckled, cigarrette paper apperance

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Pityriasis rosea

96
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Pale, velvety white/pink, scale w/ scraping, doesn’t tan

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Tinea versicolor –> selenium sulfide or ketconazole

97
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Ring lesions w/ scaly border & central clearing

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Tinea corporis –> terbinafine or griseofulvin

98
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Pruritic, erythematous, scaly, red ring w/ central clearing, swimming

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Tinea corporis –> terbinafine

99
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Recurrent oral ulcers, genital ulcers, anterior uveitis, hyper-pigmented red skin lesions

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Behcet syndrome –> steroids but still –> dementia, blindness

100
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Anti-Rho/SSA or Anti-La/SSB Abs

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Sjogren syndrome

101
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Women, 50s, dry eyes, mouth, dental caries, dysphagia, B/L submand swelling

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Sjogren syndrome

102
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Winter, Spring papules, vesicles on erythematous base –> erosions, different stages

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Varicella –> acyclovir shortens if older than 2, given w/in 24hrs

103
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Dx varicella

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Tzanck smear or PCR

104
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Varicella vaccination ages

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12-18mo + 4-6yrs, live attenuated

105
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Zoster vaccine ages

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60

106
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Lesions of all different stages

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Chicken Pox

107
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Macropapular rash on trunk, palms and soles, painless chancre

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Syphilus —> Benzathine PCN x3

108
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Macules, papules, pustules at same stage

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Small pox (Variola)

109
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Vesicular on tongue/lips/mouth, macoluvesicular on hands, feet, butt, groin

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Hand-foot-mouth (Coxsackie)

110
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Erythema marginatum, serpiginous macules w/ pale centers, polyarthritis, sydenham corea

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Rheumatic fever

111
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Petechial rash –> ecchymoses, fever, N/V, myalgias, shock

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Meningococcemia

112
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Maculopapular rash on lower chest + rose spots on abd, diarrhea, HSM

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Typhoid fever

113
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Macrocytic anemia w/o hypersegment, low Retic + congenital syndrome (Turner etc)

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Diamond-Backfan anemia (congential hypoplastic anemia) –> steroids or transfusion

114
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Bright red plaque, compressible, well-defined borders, 3mo old

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Strawberry (capillary) hemangioma

115
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Small bright red papules in adulthood, do not regress

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Cherry hemangioma

116
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Lobulated compressible mass on neck, lymph lined by epithelium

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Cystic hygromas

117
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Dec growth, inc bone growth, inc ICP, puruitis, irritable, alopecia, sebhorreic lesions, mouth fissures

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Vit A excess

118
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Impaired night vision, dry skin, dry eyes, cloudy cornea, hyperkeratosis

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Vit A deficiency

119
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Sebhorreic dermatitis, photophobia, cracking lips, mouth, atrophic tongue, pallor, pale

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Riboflavin (B2) deficiency

120
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Diarrhea, erythematous rash in sun exposed areas - arms, legs, beefy red tongue

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Pellagra –> Niacin (B3)

121
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Niacin –> NAD, NADP, inc w/ corn eating, diarrhea

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Pellagra

122
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Abd pain, diarrhea, corn-based diet, difficulty w/ memory, malar rash worse w/ UV

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Pellagra (3Ds) - Niacin deficiency - carcinoic, corn, Hartnup, etOH

123
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Flushing, pruritis

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Niacin toxicity

124
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Neuropathy, altered mental status

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B6 excess

125
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Depression, dermatitis, stomatitis, irritable, NEUROPATHY

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B6 deficiency –> inc homocysteine, embolic events

126
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Goat milk deficiency

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Folate

127
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Ecchymoses, petechiae, bleeding gums, arthralgias, weakness, depression, coiled hair, joint swelling

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Vit C deficiency

128
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Stone, diarrhea, cramps

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Vit C excess

129
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Diarrhea, polyuria, polydipsia, calcification

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Vit D excess

130
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Phimosis

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Can’t retract foreskin

131
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Paraphimosis tx

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Tournequet

132
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Balanitis bugs

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Candida or GNs

133
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CIs to circumcision

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Hypospadias, bleeding, pre-me

134
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1st teeth to develop and when

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3-16mo, 1st = lower incisor

135
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Secondary teeth erupt

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6-8y/o

136
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Mandibular central incisors erupt early indicates?

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Hyperthyroid, Inc GH, precocious puberty

137
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Causes of delayed teeth eruption

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Hypothyroid, pituitary, Down

138
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Pitting teeth, brown/gray, white streaks

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No fluoride - need more 2-4 y/o

139
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When to supplement Fl-

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Breast fed, >6mo, water <0.3ppm

140
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1 caries place and bug

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Maxillary; Strep mutans

141
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Teeth avulsions tx

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Store in milk, more time = bad prognosis

142
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Acne treatments

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  1. Mild –> benzoyl peroxide –> clinda or erythromycin
  2. Moderate –> vit A –> oral doxy or minocycline
  3. Severe –> isotretinoin (hyperlipemia)

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