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Preferring peer group activity over adult activities, conforming to group rules, using secret codes, desiring acceptance

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School age child

6-10 years

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When does growth spurt occur in males

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2 years after girls
Usually ends in tanner stage 5
Deepening of voice occurs during growth spurt

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Reproductive changes in men as they age

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Slightly decreased sperm production, decreased semen volume, testicular softening, decreased testosterone levels

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Most common inherited cause of intellectual disability in children

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Fragile x SYNDROME

x-linked

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Infant crosses legs when lifted from behind

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Cerebral Palsy

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Child can speak in short sentence, give full name, use plurals, know 2 or 3 prepositions and tell a story

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3 years old

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Older aging changes in cell mediated immunity

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Antibodies switch to auto antibodies

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Annual weight gain for school age child

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5-7ib

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When can a child remember and reverse a sequence of 6 numbers

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Adolescence

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HEADSS assessment

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Use in adolescents

Home life, education, alcohol, drugs, sexual activity, suicide thoughts

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When should child be able to hop and jump rope

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hop: age 4

jump rope: age 5

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Age of separation anxiety

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begins around 8-9 months and peaks at 14 months

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By what age do children have a strong preference for one hand over the other

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End of preschool period: age 4-5

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Skin changes in elderly

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Decreased number of melanocytes, decreased langergans cells

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Successful aging paradigm

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Physical health, cognitive abilities, social involvement and engagement, productivity, life satisfaction are all major components of healthy aging process

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Get up and go test

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Assesses functional mobility

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Erikson stage for learning self-assertion, spontaneity, self-sufficiency, direction, and purpose

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Initiative vs guilt

3-5 years old

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When is fragile X usually diagnosed

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After the toddler stage

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When do children start to enjoy interaction with other children rather than parallel play

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Age 3

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Child can fasten and unfasten buttons, draw stick figures with 3 parts, successfully use scissors, lace shoes

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Age 4

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Marasmus

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Form of protein calorie malnutrition

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Erikson’s last ego stage in older adults; results in adults feeling comfortable with their life choices and the knowledge that they would have done everything the same way again

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Integrity vs despair

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When does menarche occur

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Typically 2 years after thelarche, at the end of tanner stage 3

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Height growth during school age years

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3in annually

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Being easily overwhelmed by stimuli, excessive chewing on clothes and frequent tantrums
Fragile X
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When does nocturnal emissions occur in males
At about age 14; 1 year after penis begins to grow
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Most common organism in endocarditis for drug abusers
Staph aureus
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Egg allergy in children
Strict avoidance can cause children to outgrow | Most will outgrow it
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Eluxadoline
Mu-opioid receptor agonist and delta-opioid receptor antagonist Tx for IBS with diarrha
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Lubiprostone
Enhances fluid secretion | Tx of IBS with constipation
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TMJ
Pain that is unilateral and radiates to the posterior neck, ear, jaw and temporal area Face may show asymmetry on inspection
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Acoustic neuroma
Tumor within the ear that causes asymmetrical sensorineural hearing loss MRI preferred dx tool
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Trigeminal neuralgia
Sudden intense lancinating electric shock pain | Tx: carbamazepine
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GLP-1 agonists has a black box warning for
Medullary thyroid cancer
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Skin manifestations of hypothyroidism
Dry, coarse, pale skin; coarse hair; periorbital edema
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Teenager with 2 month history of diffuse paresthesias and ataxic gait; loss of vibratory sense and proprioception
Abusing NO | Changes B12 into inactive form, causing neurologic manifestations of deficiency to occur
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WHat can occur if tetracyclines are given to children
Deformity in bone structure or discoloration of teeth
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Sacroiliitis and a bamboo spine caused by calcification of spinal ligaments
Ankylosing spondylitis
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What is the pathophysiologic mechanism causing paresthesias during anxiety attack
Hyperventilation causes respiratory alkalosis, which in turn reduces ionized calcium concentration; leads to excitability of peripheral nerves causing the neurologic symptoms
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Which hard disorder can cause hemoptysis
Mitral stenosis
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How can you tell that dyspnea is due to pulmonary rather than cardiac cause
Pulmonary hypertension causes compensatory right ventricular hypertrophy and dilation that produces a lower sternal lift on chest palpation causing PMI at 4th intercostal space
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Complication of biphosphanate therapy
Osteonecrosis of the jaw
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Marked fatigue + generalized pruritus that is worse at night for 3 weeks; elevated alkaline phosphatase and serum mitochondrial antibodies present
Patient has primary biliary cirrhosis Hyperpigmentation occurs Primary disease of women
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Fever, maculopapular rash, eosinophilia, azotemia with pyuria
Intersitital nephritis Usually caused by NSAIDs, penicillins, sulfonamides, rifampin, allopurinol Recovery takes weeks to months
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What class of antibiotics are nephrotoxic
Aminoglycosides
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Number needed to treat
Represents how many people must be treated with the drug to prevent one outcome
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Dabigatran
Direct thrombin inhibitor | Can be used for patients who have non-valvular A Fib or venous thromboembolism or pulmonary embolism
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Primary mechanism by which ACEI reduces albuminuria
Dilates efferent arteriole of glomerulus
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Which mechanism is most likely to cause atelactasis
Brochial obstruction
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How can you dx mumps
IgM antibody titer
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Most effective interventions available to HCP for reducing incidence and severity of leading causes of disease and disablity
Counselling interventions that address the personal health practices of clients
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How to manage effects of scleroderma
Avoid becoming chilled, maintain good skin care, perform physical therapy. wear loose and warm clothing, stop smoking
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Exposures to pesticides, PCBs and dioxins has been linked to
Endocrine disorders
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What might exacerbate MS symptoms
Hot showers
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When counseling parents about accidental poisonings in children, instruct the parents to administer
Ipecac syrup to induce vomiting
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Diet for athlete endurance
High carbohydrate diet | Carb loading before a competition: high carb diet first 4 days of the week followed by moderate carbs the last 3 days
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Cheapest and easiest remedy for head lice
Mayo to scalp and hair
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Effective interventions for someone with OA
Encourage to rest frequently, apply heat to painful joints, apply splints to affected joints, use good body mechanics, lose weight if overweight
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What organization has jurisdiction over enforcement of ADA
Equal employment opportunity commission
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Patient education for trigeminal neuralgia
Always wear protective sunglasses or goggles when outside, working in dusty areas, mowing the lawn; use artificial tears and a patch at night; chew on unaffected side; avoiding eating or drinking hot foods or fluids; have regular dental exams;
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Notable signs of Vitamin C deficiency
Bleeding gums and broken capillaries
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Best indicator of body fluid balance in elderly
Body weight due to decrease in the amount of total body water
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Presence of what differentiates hyperthyroidism caused by Graves from hyperthyroidism caused by high dose of thyroid hormone
High radioiodine uptake
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What is a patient at risk for when they have a congenital bicuspid aortic valve
Developing severe aortic valve stenosis or aortic valve regurgitation Classic triad of sx of aortic stenosis: angina, dypnea, effort syncope
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Frank starling law
States that the greater the end-diastolic volume in the left ventricle, the greater the force of ventricular contraction and stroke volume (pre-load)
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Excessive diuresis in diastolic heart failure can cause which CV state
Decreased filling of stiff left ventricle, followed by decrease in CO and hypotension
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Woman taking methotrexate should be counselled to do what
Take folic acid supplement | -Methotrexate is a folic acid antagonist
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2 most common causes of microcytosis
Iron deficiency and thalassemia
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When can you code a new patient visit for a patient who has been seen before
If not been seen >3 years
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Preferred initial tx of tics in tourette syndrome
Dopamine receptor blockers--fluphenazine or pimozide
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Bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome should cause clinician to suspect
Hypothyroidism, acromegaly, amyloidosis, DM
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Most common disorder responsible for developmental delays in children
FAS
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Thymectomy is performed in
Myasthenia Gravis | Due to dysplasia of thymus gland; recommended to have thymectomy within 2 years of dx
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Move client's head to the left and the eyes move to the right
Doll's eyes; normal response! | If damage to brainstem, then eyes do not move
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Initial drug choices for OCD in children
SSRIs or clomipramine (TCA)
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Cardiac diseases related to increased risk of stroke
Artificial cardiac valves, cardiac structural abnormalities, heart failure
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In the depressed client, antidepressants are most effective in alleviating
Sleep and appetite disturbances
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MMSE score
Total =30 20-25=early AD 10-19= Middle AD <10=Late stage AD
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Most common cause of death for patients with AD
Pneumonia
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Research has indicated an elevated frequency of what with psychogenic non-epileptic seizures
Sexual abuse
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Classic findings of normal pressure hydrocephalus
Wacky, wobbly, wet (confusion, ataxia, urinary incontinence)
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Marijuana tests positive in the urine for how long
30 days
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In stroke victims, what is the body's way to try and maintain perfusion
hypertension
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most common of the intracranial hematomas
Subdural hematoma | Headache, drowsiness, agitation, slowed thinking, confusion
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Presentation of epidural hematoma
Momentary loss of consciousness followed by 1-2 days of lucidity and then rapid deterioration
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Middle aged men who suffer from migraines are more likely to have what comorbiditiy
MI
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Encopresis
Repeated involuntary defecation into the clothing | Rule out neurological disorder affecting the lumbosacral spinal cord
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Effective tx of smoking cessation that does not increase risk of seizures
Verenicline
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What should be avoided in patients with AD who have vascular risk factors
Atypical antipsychotics
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Tx of MS
Interferon B--Decreases frequency of exacerbations | Steroids for acute exacerbations
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TRAP
For PD | Tremor, rigidity, akinesia, postural disturbances
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Most common cause of cerebellar disease
Alcohol
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Stages of anticipatory grieving
Shock, denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance
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Most common bacteria in adult meningitis
Strep pneumoniae
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Where is herpes simplex encephalitis commonly located
Temporal and frontal lobes Caused by HSV-1 Presence of lymphocytes and increased protein and RBC in spinal fluid
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When do OCD sx usually occur first
<15 years old
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Most common sx of MS
Focal weakness, optic neuritis, focal numbness, cerebellar ataxia, diplopia, nystagmus, bowel/bladder changes
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Most sensitive diagnostic test for identifying alcoholic client
y-glutamyltransferase (GGT)
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Predisposing conditions for furuncolosis
DM, HIV, Injection drug use
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Dense, black, necrotic eschar gradually forming over initial lesion
Anthrax
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Adverse effects of prolonged or high potency topical steroids
Cutaneous atrophy, telangiectases, easy bruisability, systemic absorption (growth retardation, electrolyte disturbances, hyperglycemia, hypertension, increased infection)
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Acne rosacea, acne vulgaris, folliculitis, candidiasis and miliaria are all classified as
Pustular lesions
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Warts, corns, kaposi sarcoma, basal cell carcinoma, scabies are classfieid as
Papular lesions
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Herpes, varicella, herpes zoster are classified as
Vesicular lesions
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Which guideline has a scale for malignant melanoma to show the thickness of the lesion
Breslow's guidelines
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MOA of silvadene
Bactericidal agent that acts on the cell membrane and cell wall of susceptible bacteria and binds to cellular DNA Effective against G+ and G-
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Acquired disorder of childhood characterized by complete loss of pigment of the skin
Vitiligo
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Ecthyma
Pruritic, tender, red vesicles or pustules surrounded by erythema that will eventually ulcerate Deeper version of impetigo
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Acrochordon
Skin tag--benign tumor that forms where skin creases form (neck and armpit)
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Differential of scarring alopecia
Bacterial infection of the scalp
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Connection between the surface of the skin and underlying structure
Sinus
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Depressed lesion in which the epidermis and part of the dermis have been lost
Ulcer
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Moist, red, shiny, circumscribed lesion that lacks upper layer of skin
Erosion
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Circumscribed collection of pus that involves the deeper layers of the skin
Abscess
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Loss of all hair on all parts of the body
Alopecia universalis
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Loss of all hair on the entire scalp
Alopecia totalis
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The 5 p's --purple, polygonal, planar, pruritic, papules--are present in
lichen planus
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The majority of malignant melanomas are
Superficially spreading
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Dark field examination is used to diagnose
Syphilis cutaneously
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Who can use DEET
Everyone 2 months and older, including pregnant women
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Herald patch (single, oval shaped scaly plaque from 2-5m on the patient's chest) that progresses into numerous smaller lesions
Pityriasis rosea
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Guttate psoriasis
Multiple small lesions on the trunk with a thick scale; presents 2-3 weeks after associated streptococcal infection
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Cauliflower like wart on the anogenital region
Condyloma acuminata | Due to HPV
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Who is acyclovir recommended for in tx varicella
Anyone >2 years old | For children <2, cool baths and calamine lotion can be used
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Pastia lines
Present in scarlet fever
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Anogenital pruritus is typically due to
Constipation
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Vitamin A deficiency results in
thickened skin that is dry or rough
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Stork's beak mark
Usually occurs on the nap of the neck and blanches with pressure
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Port wine stain
Deep red to purple, does not blanch on pressure and does not fade with age
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Orf skin ulcer
Results from parapoxvirus infection, which causes a common skin disease of sheep and goats
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Fingerlike flesh colored projections emanating from a narrow or broad base
Filiform/digitate warts
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Dry, itchy skin in older adults results from
Reduction of sweat and oil glands