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what is acanthosis nigricans

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darkened, thickened patches of skin that usually develop in the armpit and around the groin and neck

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what is associated with coeliac disease

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dermatitis herpetiforms

- very itchy/’burning’ blisters on elbows, scalp, shoulders, ankles

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3
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what can cause erythema nodosum

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IBD
Sarcoidosis
TB

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how is erythema nodosum often described

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tender ill-defined nodules of the shin

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5
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what is seen in RA

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RA nodules

vasculitis - nodular purpara, with ulcers

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what is seen in SLE

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facial butterfly rash
photosensitivity
red scaly rash
diffuse alopecia

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7
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target lesions, usually on extensor surfaces

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Erythema multiforme

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8
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what is erythema multiform associated with

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systemic upset
fever
severe mucosal involvement

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papula becomes a spreading red ring

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erythema migrans

i.e. lyme disease

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10
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rodent ulcer

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BCC

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11
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slow-growing red scaly plaque

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Bowen’s disease

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12
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isolated painless genital ulcer

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Syphilis

Primary chancre

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13
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pityrosporum versicolor

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multiple hypo or hyper-pigmented macules on the back - white lesions

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post-eczema hypo pigmentation often on children’s faces

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pityriasis alba

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15
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what is vitiligo

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autoimmune
white patches +/- hyper pigmented border
sunlight causes itch

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16
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active red scaly edge + central healing

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tinea

17
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NF type 1 dermatology

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cafe au lait spots

axillary freckling

18
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itchy, crusted/scaly eczema, worsened by heat

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discoid eczema

19
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‘herald patch’ oval red lesions with scaly edges e.g. on trunk

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Pityriasis rosea

20
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mild psoriasis Tx

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Calcipotriol + betamethasone

21
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Tx for skin fungal infection

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Terbinafine or imidazole

22
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what causes warts

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HPV

23
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Acne treatment

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Mild (mainly facial comedones)
- Benzoyl peroxide or Azelaic acid

Moderate (inflammatory lesions, face +/- torso)
- Doxycyline (erythromycin if pregnant) with topical Benzoyl peroxide

Severe (nodules, cysts, scar)

  • Isotretinoin (teratogenic)
  • Co-cyprindiol used if wants to get pregnant
24
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Tx of pityriasis rosea

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self limiting

Oral erythromycin may help