Introduction Flashcards

1
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What do dermatologist diagnose & treat?

A

Diseases that affect the skin, nails, & hair

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2
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What’s included in cosmetic dermatology?

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Botox
Fillers
Laser surgery
Liposuction
Blepharoplasty
Face lifts
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3
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Define Dermatopathologist

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Pathologist or dermatologist who specializes in the pathology of the skin

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4
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Define IMmunodermatology

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Field specializes in the treatment of immune-mediated skin diseases such as lupus, bulls phemphigoid, pemphigus vulgarism, and other immune-mediated skin disorders

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5
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Define Pediatric Dermatology

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Field encompasses the complex diseases of the neonates, hereditary skin diseases or genodermatoses, and the many difficulties of working with the pediatric population

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6
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Therapies Provided by Dermatologists

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Cosmetic filler injections
Hair removal
Hair transplantation
Intralesional treatment
Laser therapy
Tattoo removal with laser
Cosmetic resurfacing & rejuvenation
Photodynamic therapy
Phototherapy
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7
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What is cryosurgery used for?

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Treatment of warts, skin cancers, & other dermatosis

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8
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What does vitiligo surgery include?

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Procedures like autologous melanocyte transplant, suction blister grafting, & punch biopsy

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9
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Define Allergy Testing

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“Patch testing” for contact dermatitis

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10
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Define Systemic Therapies

A

Antibiotics
Immunomodulators
Novel injectable products

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11
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How to describe skin lesions?

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Site
# of lesions
Distribution
Arrangement
Type of lesion
Texture
Color
Border
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12
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Types of Primary Skin Lesions

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Macule
Patch
Papule
Nodule
Plaque
Wheal
Cyst Vesicle
Bullae
Pustule
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13
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Types of Secondary Skin Lesions

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Telangiectasia
Crust
Scale
Induration
Erosion
Ulceration
Atrophy
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14
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Broad Things to Look for on the Skin

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Site: face, trunk, limbs
Number: single, multiple, rash
Extent: localized, regionalized, widespread, disseminated, generalized
Distribution: symmetrical, asymmetrical, sun-exposed, flexures, extensors, creases
Arrangement: discrete, coalescing, annular, grouped, linear, serpiginous

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15
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How to feel a lesion on the skin

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Surface with your fingertips
Thickness between your finger & thumb
Blanche test
Scratch scale or pick off crust

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16
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Type of Lesions

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Flat: macules & patches
Raised: papules, nodules, plaques
Fluid-filled: vesicles, bullae, pustules
Broken surface: erosion, ulcers, fissures

17
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Changes in Surface Changes

A

Normal
Abnormal
Change in thickness

18
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Color of the Skin

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Pink/red/purple
Yellow
White
Brown/black/blue/grey

19
Q

Shape of the Lesion

A

Surface shape
Profile shape
Distribution of lesions

20
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Define Macule

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21
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Define Patch

A

> 1 cm

Neither elevated/depressed

22
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Define Papule

A

Dome shaped

23
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Define Nodule

A

Papule
>1 cm
Deeper in the skin

24
Q

Define Plaque

A
Superficial
Elevated
Solid lesion
>1 cm
Flat Top
25
Q

Define Wheal

A

Elevated papule

Erythematous borders with pale center

26
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Define Cyst

A

Sac that contains fluid

27
Q

Define Vesicle

A

Small

Superficial

28
Q

Define Bullae

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Raised

Above dermis

29
Q

Define Pustule

A

Small
Superficial lesion
Purulent material

30
Q

Define Telangiectasia

A

Spider veins

31
Q

Define Crust

A

Liquid dried on surface of the skin

32
Q

Define Scale

A

Fragments of stratum corneum

33
Q

Define Induration

A

Dermal thickening

Ex: edema or inflammation

34
Q

Define Erosion

A

Loss of superficial layers from friction or pressure

35
Q

Define Ulceration

A

Irregular shape
Some of dermis is gone
Cavity

36
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Define Atropy

A

Thinning or depression of underlying tissue

37
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Define Serpiginous

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Ring worm like