Dermatology Flashcards

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primary lesion < 1cm

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macule
papule
vesicle

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primary lesion > 1cm

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patch
plaque
bulla

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secondary changes

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scale
erosion
crust
ulcer
scar
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configuration

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annular
linear
grouped
nummular
reticular
targetoid
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other descriptive terms

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color
border
presence of pain, pruritis, alopecia
distribution & its changes w/ time

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what begins as a small red bumps that become cloudy & vesicular or bullous

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impetigo

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a yellow, “honey” crust indicates what?

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impetigo

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MCC of impetigo

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S. aureus

S. pyogenes

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tx for impetigo

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topically if not widespread

systemic tx occasionally necessary

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small follicle-associated papules & pustules

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folliculitis

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boil including hair follicle

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furuncle

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multiseptate abscesses including several hair follicles & involves subcutaneous tissue

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carbuncle

may progress to abscess

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acute, diffuse, spreading, edematous, suppurative inflammation of the subcutaneous tissues, which may be associated w/ abscess formation

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cellulitis

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what sometimes starts w/ skin trauma or superficial infxn & has ill-defined borders?

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cellulitis

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what are the top 3 causes of cellulitis

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S. aureus
Strep pyogenes (Group A strep)-watch closely for necrotizing fasciitis
Haemophilus influenzae type b- in the unimmunized
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clinical findings of benign intraepidermal tumors caused by HPV

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skin-colored papules

irregular (verrucous) surfaces

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tx of benign intraepidermal tumors caused by HPV

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salicylic acid
duct tape
tretinoin cream
liquid nitrogen
canthradin
imiquimod (podophyllin)
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what causes molluscum contagiosum

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pox virus- induces epidermis to proliferate

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what do you see w/ molluscum contagiosum?

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umbilicated, skin colored papule

chronic course of proliferation & gradual resolution

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coxsackie A virus causes what?

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enteroviral infxn

“hand, foot, mouth” & sometimes diaper area

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enteroviral infxn

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low grade fever
malaise
pharyngitis

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“hand, foot, mouth”, sometimes diaper area

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oral & pharyngeal ulcers
peeling macules on palms & soles
*oral aversion may lead to dehydration

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first disease

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rubeola (measles)

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second disease

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scarlet fever (GAS)

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third disease
rubella (German measles)
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fourth disease
"Duke's Disease" (no single dz)
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fifth disease
erythema infectiosum (parvovirus B19)
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sixth disease
roseola, exanthem subitem (human herpes viruses 6 & 7
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significance of parvovirus B19 infection
immunocompromised or susceptible pts w/ hemoglobinopathies can experience severe anemia w/ parvovirus pregnant females w/ infxn can result in fetal complications including fetal death
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parvovirus B19 S&S
aka erythema infectiosum/ fifth dz often asymptomatic fever, malaise, sore throat rash
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characteristics of parvovirus B19 rash
red "slapped cheek" rash lacy reticular pattern on limbs & trunk rash spreads distally
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complications of parvovirus B19
arthritis (in adolescents) | aplastic crisis
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aplastic crisis in parvovirus B19
parvovirus B19 replicates in erythroid progenitor cells not a problem for nml individuals big problem in individuals w/ rapid red cell turnover
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what type of d/o's have problems w/ rapid red cell turnover
sickle cell dz hereditary spherocytosis AIDS chronic hemolytic anemia
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roseola (exanthem subitem)
human herpes virus 6 or 7 3 days of fever, often high eruption of rash for ~12 hrs after fever ends
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varicella zoster S&S
- often painful & preceded by burning/pain - rain drop on a rose petal (vesicle on red base) - grouped in dermatomal pattern (scattered & evolving in crops in varicella) - vesicles evolve to become crusted
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varicella zoster is tx'd w/ what?
analgesics | antivirals (acyclovir, valacyclovir)
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clinical findings in diaper candidiasis
red w/ irregular borders satellite lesions starts in intertriginous areas (contact dermatitis is on exposed surfaces)
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tx of diaper candidiasis
remove barrier to evaporation nystatin clotrimazole gentian violet
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tinea capitis S&S
thickened skin, mild erythema (if any) black dot appearance of scalp (broken hair shafts) +/- cervical lympadenopathy may progress to boggy, swollen, crusted scalp mass called a kerion
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what types of organisms may cause tinea capitis
Trichophyton tonsurans | Microsporum canis
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tinea capitis tx
oral griseofulvin for 6 wks
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black dot appearance of scalp associated w/ what?
tinea capitis
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what do you call a boggy, swollen, crusted scalp mass
kerion
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infection on body (not including on inner thigh or foot) that is annular in appearance, red w/ peripheral fine scale & expansive
tinea corporis (ringworm)
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infection associated w/ tight garments, obesity & sweating?
tinea cruris (jock itch)
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tinea cruris (jock itch) s&s
pruritic scaly pink patch on inner thigh
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tinea pedis (athlete's foot)
between toes & on dorsum of foot | fissures, scale & pruritis
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tinea's are tx'd w/
topical antifungals
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what spp causes tinea versicolor?
Malassezia sp.
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where is tinea versicolor found on the body?
face, trunk, neck
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tinea versicolor s&s
light or dark colored patches, sometimes w/ fine scale | more common in teens & young adults
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what do you use to treat tinea versicolor?
topically w/: miconazole/ clotrimazole sometimes w/ selenium
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what causes scabies?
female mite (Sarcoptes scabiei)
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the scabies mite likes to burrow into___________and do what?
stratum corneum | deposits eggs
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appearance of scabies
burrows in linear pattern characteristically in intertriginous areas intensely pruritic, esp. at night
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intertiginous areas
finger webs waist line bra line
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scabies tx
application of permethrin 5% tx of household contacts for pruritis: anti-histamines, topical hydrocortisone
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lice appearance
nits (eggs) firmly attached to hair louse (grey bug) pruritic scalp, back of head
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lice tx
Lindane gamma benzene hexachloride shampoo | permethrin shampoo
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irritant contact dermatitis
diaper- moisture | frequent handwashing
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allergic contact dermatitis
T-cell immune response to a specific antigen | e.g. nickel, Rhus (poison ivy/oak/sumac)
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clinical findings of allergic contact dermatitis
red base vesicles/bullae match areas of exposure extreme itchiness 1-2 days after exposure
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tx of allergic contact dermatitis
remove offending agent cool soaks topical steroids severe cases-oral steroids
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seborrheic dermatitis (aka cradle cap) clinical findings
mild erythema thick, waxy, yellow scale often to hairline, but sometimes extends past
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tx of seborrheic dermatitis
combing thru olive oil more frequent shampoo more severe cases- zinc pyrithione shampoo, selenium shampoo/lotion, topical steroids
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tx for sunburn
``` NSAIDs, acetaminophen anti-histamines cool compresses topical aloe low potency steroids ```
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hemangioma
benign vascular tumors usually grow after birth & involute by school age different from vascular malformations, which grow along with the child
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complications of hemangioma
``` may ulcerate, bleed profusely & scar lumbosacral- spina bifida periorbital- obstruct vision airway Kasabach-Merritt syndrome PHACES syndrome ```
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PHACES syndrome
``` P-posterior fossa brain malformations H-hemangiomas A-arterial anomalies C-carciac anomalies, coarct of the aorta E-eye abnormalities S-sternal cleft ```
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appearance of urticaria
soft areas of raised skin (papules & plaques) of varying sizes (also called wheal or welt) pink & red anywhere on body; may coalesce in various areas pruritic
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cause of urticaria
interaction of antigen & mast cell (can be substance, viral infxn) mast cell release of histamine causing vasodilation & increased vascular permeability
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tx of urticaria
remove offending agent antihistamine tx underlying rxn: epinephrine, corticosteroids, cyproheptadine (periactin)
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erythema multiforme minor cause
most minor form of widespread immune- mediated skin necrolysis as rxn to drug/ infxn e.g. HSV, mycoplasma
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appearance of erythema multiforme minor
targetoid red lesions w/ inner pale rings & violet centers centers sometimes bullous either one mucosal surface affected or no mucosal involvement little to no systemic sx's
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tx of erythema multiforme minor
antihistamines may help | acyclovir for pts w/ HSV lesions
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SJS (erythema multiforme major) appearance
papules progressing to bullae involvement of multiple mucosal surfaces- oropharyngeal, conjunctiva, nasal, esophageal, tracheal, urethral, vaginal, rectal
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SJS may include systemic dysfunction of what?
hepatitis | nephritis
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causative agents of SJS
mycoplasma, HSV | drugs: sulfa Abx, anticonvulsants, etc
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tx of SJS
``` hydration pain control emollients prevention of superinfxn controversial: steroids, IVIG ```
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toxic epidermal necrolysis
massive sheet-like denudation of skin >30% of body surface area involvement drug rxns include NSAIDs
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tx of toxic epidermal necrolysis
``` same as SJS hydration pain control emollients prevention of superinfxn controversial: steroids, IVIG ```
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acne vulgaris
may begine at age 8 comedones inflammatory
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comedones
closed | open- blackhead
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inflammatory acne vulgaris
papular nodular pustular
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pathogenesis of acne vulgaris
1. obstruction of sebaceous follicle 2. overproduction of sebum 3. overgrowth of nml skin flora (produces irritating free fatty acids) 4. redness, swelling, pustule formation
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acne vulgaris may also result from
hair oil/pomade or corticosteroids use (topical or systemic)
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tx for inflammatory acne
keratinolytic meds | topical Abx
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tx for pustular inflammatory acne
consider oral Abx
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keratolytic agents
benzoyl peroxide salicylic acid, azelaic acid topical tretinoins
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Abx for acne vulgaris
topicals (clindamycin, erythromycin) oral_considered in pustular acne -tetracycline- also has anti-inflammatory activity -erythromycin
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oral contraceptives for acne vulgaris
may be used for teens who have had regular menses
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oral retinoids (isotretinoin, Accutane)
indicated in severe, nodulo-cystic acne | usually prescribed by dermatologist
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side effects of oral retinoids
dry lips elevated transaminases, lipid levels teratogen
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other considerations for acne vulgaris
``` diet (milk, high glycemic foods) cosmetics & hairspray acne improves during summer worsens w/ stress scrubbing vigorously may worsen long hair jobs w/ high oil/grease exposure ```