Dermatology Flashcards
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primary lesion < 1cm
macule
papule
vesicle
primary lesion > 1cm
patch
plaque
bulla
secondary changes
scale erosion crust ulcer scar
configuration
annular linear grouped nummular reticular targetoid
other descriptive terms
color
border
presence of pain, pruritis, alopecia
distribution & its changes w/ time
what begins as a small red bumps that become cloudy & vesicular or bullous
impetigo
a yellow, “honey” crust indicates what?
impetigo
MCC of impetigo
S. aureus
S. pyogenes
tx for impetigo
topically if not widespread
systemic tx occasionally necessary
small follicle-associated papules & pustules
folliculitis
boil including hair follicle
furuncle
multiseptate abscesses including several hair follicles & involves subcutaneous tissue
carbuncle
may progress to abscess
acute, diffuse, spreading, edematous, suppurative inflammation of the subcutaneous tissues, which may be associated w/ abscess formation
cellulitis
what sometimes starts w/ skin trauma or superficial infxn & has ill-defined borders?
cellulitis
what are the top 3 causes of cellulitis
S. aureus Strep pyogenes (Group A strep)-watch closely for necrotizing fasciitis Haemophilus influenzae type b- in the unimmunized
clinical findings of benign intraepidermal tumors caused by HPV
skin-colored papules
irregular (verrucous) surfaces
tx of benign intraepidermal tumors caused by HPV
salicylic acid duct tape tretinoin cream liquid nitrogen canthradin imiquimod (podophyllin)
what causes molluscum contagiosum
pox virus- induces epidermis to proliferate
what do you see w/ molluscum contagiosum?
umbilicated, skin colored papule
chronic course of proliferation & gradual resolution
coxsackie A virus causes what?
enteroviral infxn
“hand, foot, mouth” & sometimes diaper area
enteroviral infxn
low grade fever
malaise
pharyngitis
“hand, foot, mouth”, sometimes diaper area
oral & pharyngeal ulcers
peeling macules on palms & soles
*oral aversion may lead to dehydration
first disease
rubeola (measles)
second disease
scarlet fever (GAS)