3 Eyelids - Lumps and Bumps Flashcards

(34 cards)

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lumps and bumps of glands

A

hordeolum
chalazion
cysts
milia

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lumps and bumps of skin

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xanthalasma
molluscum contagiosum
benign eyelid tumours
malignant eyelid tumours

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3
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hordeolum

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stsaph infn of gland
internal = MG
external = zeis or moll (stye)

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4
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internal hordeolum

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staph abscess of MG

WC, lid massage, surgery

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5
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exernal hordeolum

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staph abscess of lash follicle/zeis

WC, epilation

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chalazion

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MG obstruction

WC, massage

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cyst of moll

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cyst of moll/sweat glands

translucent, bluish tinge

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cyst of zeis

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obstructed zeis gland ass w/ hair follicle

non-translucent

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sebaceous cyst

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blocked sebaceous glands, floppy tag

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epidermal inclusion cyst

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implantation of epidermis into dermis

round, firm, looks like skin

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dermoid cyst

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sequestered skin during embryogenic development

subcut or deeper at lateral brow

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12
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milia

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occlusions of hair follicles/seb glands

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13
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are hordeolums infections or blockages?

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infections

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14
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are chalazions infections or blockages?

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blockages

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15
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xanthelasma

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multiple yellow plaques

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16
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molluscum contagiosum

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infection by pox virus - affects children

pale, waxy nodules bigger than milia

17
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herpes zoster ophthalmicus

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unilaterial along a nerve - caused by VZV

in elderly and immunocompromised

18
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herpes simplex

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prodromal lid tingling

vesicles, swelling

19
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benign eyelid tumor examples

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squamous cell papilloma
seborrheic keratosis
actinic keratosis
freckles
congenital melanocytic naevus
capillary haemangioma
port wine stain
Sturge-Weber syndrome
20
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squamous cell papilloma

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common, variable presentations: pedunculated, raspberry, horn, pig/unpig

21
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seborrheic keratosis (basal cell papilloma)

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squished raisin

excision

22
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actinic kertosis (solar)

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pre-malignant

skin texture has changed

23
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freckles

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pigmented area of skin

24
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congenital melanocytic naevus

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uniform colour kissing lids

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capillary haemangioma
strawberry naevus common in kids unilateral, blanches w/ pressure
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port wine stain
red/pink patch | doesn't blanch w/ pressure
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Sturge-Weber syndrome
leptomeninges | stain over trigeminal nerve branch
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basal cell carcinoma
most common human malignancy | risks: fair skin, sun exposure
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squamous cell carcinoma
more aggressive than BCC, it'll metastasize
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sebaceous gland carcinoma
elderly females
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lentigo maligna and melanoma
highly metastatic and arises from dermis
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karposi sarcome
vasc tumour, affects AIDs px w/ systemic disease
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malignant eye tumour Tx
biopsy surgical excision reconstruction
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triaging eyelid lesions
LUI key loss of lashes ulceration infiltration of normal activity