derm manifestations of systemic dz

Question 1

red-purple edematous erythema on the upper palpebral

Answer 1

heliotrope; dermatomyositis

Question 2

red-purple keratotic, atrophic erythema or macules on the extensor surface of finger joints

Answer 2

Gottron’s sign; dermatomyositis

Question 3

most common cutaneous manifestation of SLE

Answer 3

malar rash

Question 4

lesions sharply demarcated/round; on face and scalp; erythematous, raised patches with adherent keratotic scaling and follicular plugging

Answer 4

discoid lupus

Question 5

which type of lupus is associated with low incidence of systemic dz?

Answer 5

discoid lupus

Question 6

erythema that lasts for months; usu upper body; induced by HCTZ, CCB, ACEi, terbinafine

Answer 6

subacute cutaneous lupus

Question 7

females >age 30; thickening of skin; starts with circumscribed area of purplish induration w/ eventual raised white scar with lilac ring

Answer 7

morphea (localized scleroderma)

Question 8

tx of morphea

Answer 8

intralesional steroids; hydrochloroquine

Question 9

Bands of sclerotic skin crossing joint lines that can lead to joint contractures

Answer 9

linear scleroderma (localized scleroderma)

Question 10

fronto-parietal face and scalp, looks like face was cut with sword blade

Answer 10

en coup de sabre

Question 11

triad of reiter’s syndrome

Answer 11

1. arthritis
2. urethritis
3. conjunctivitis

Question 12

Incr with age; characterized by accelerated rate of bone remodeling;

Answer 12

Paget’s disease of the bone

Question 13

tender erythematous plaques and nodules with rapid onset and fever; Dense neutrophil infiltration without leukocytoclastic vasculitis

Answer 13

sweet’s syndrome

Question 14

edematous eyelids, swollen lower lip, droopy facial appearance

Answer 14

hypothyroidism

Question 15

intestinal polyps + melanotic macules

Answer 15

peutz jegher’s syndrome

Question 16

telangiectasia, lots of nosebleeds, stroke, GI bleed

Answer 16

osler-weber-rendu