papulosquamous and vesiculobullous diseases Matthys Flashcards

1
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scaring atrophic photosensitizing dermatosis
mild itching
SCC transformation can occur in chronic lesions
hypo or hyper pigment
erythematous papule or plaque with modes amt of scale
mucosal, palms, and soles

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discouid lupus erythematosus

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2
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push on this and feels like it pushes back

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bullous pemphigoid

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3
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branny greasy red scale on face/chest/penis
mild flaking in hair baring areas
sebopsoriasis

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seborrheic dermatitis

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4
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who has a 10X increase in drug eruption incidence

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immunocompromised

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5
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causes/clinical psoriasis vulgaris

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trauma
infection: HIV
sunlight/ drugs lithium b blocker nsaids

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6
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diagnosis and treament of dermatitis herpetiformis

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HE and DIF biopsy

gluten free diet

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7
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DD erythrasma

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tinea

psoriasis

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8
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treatment of EM

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antivirals

steroids

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9
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erythrasma bacteria, climate, disesae

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corynebacterium minutissimum
chronic
diabetes
warm humid places

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10
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staph scalded skin syndrome

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sever impetigo to widespread skin denudation
exfoliation then painful erythema
**blister at the granular layer of the epidermis splitting desmosomes (TEN doesn’t have this)

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11
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treatmetn for impetigo and can possibly get

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Antibiotics

glomerulonephritis

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12
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treatment for CTCL

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topical steroids, PUVA, topical nitrogen mustard

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13
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DD herpes below belt, above belt

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chancroid and urethritis

hand foot and mout disease
proctitis

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14
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reddish orange scaling plaaues of unknown etiology with palmoplantar keratoderma and follicular keratotic papules
thick palm and soles

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pityriasis rubra pilaris

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15
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DD of TEN

A
EM
scarlet fever
GVHD
SSSS
exfoliative dermatitis
generaized bullous fixed drug eruption
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16
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common site discoid lupus in african americans

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ear

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17
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clinical TEN

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1-3 week prodrome
fever, skin tender
pain buring skin
new added drugs common
skin with crinkled surface
mucosal membrane involvement***
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18
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differential of SSS

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scarlet fever
kawasaki 
TEN
EM
child abuse
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19
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chicken pox spares

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distal extremity

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20
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what involvement 70% of time in erythema multiforme

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mucosal

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21
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pityriasis rosea

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rose or pink colored scaly pathces or thin plaques

viral exanthem
CD4 and langerhan’s cells in dermis

“christmas tree”

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22
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tinea corporis

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superficial infection of skin
koh 
culture
skin, hair, nail
common under prostetics
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23
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wickham’s stria

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lichen planus

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24
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diagnosis of CTCL

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bioposy, chest xray cbc with buffy coat

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25
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dermatitis herpetiformis clinical
pruritic burning skin blister in symmetric fashion, grouped
urticarial wheal to vesicle to bulla
waxes and wanes

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dermatitis herpetiformis clinical

26
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bullous pemphigoid clinical

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formation of tense bulla
uv radiation or drug induced
bullous, vesicular, urticarial, acral in children

27
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pemphigus vulgaris
__ disorder of ___ and ___
circulating __

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autoimmune disorder skin and oral mucosa

circulating IGG1 and 4

28
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treatment pityrisasis rubra pilaris

A

retinoids

29
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fever, faint orange red macules
positive nikolsky sign
paper like wrinkling of epidermis

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staph scalded skin syndrome

30
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lichen planus and what disease

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hepatitis C

31
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extensive full thickness skin detachment

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Toxic epidermal necrolysis

32
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discoid lupus treatment and diagnosis

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ana and biopsy
sunscreen
topical steroid
antimalerials

33
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scarring plaque on cheek

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discoid lupus

34
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treatment of bullous pemph

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prednisone

35
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treatment of pemphigus vulgaris

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prednisone

imuran

36
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differential of impetigo

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herpes 
tinea pedis
bullous pemphigoid
staph scalded skin
pemphigus vulgaris
37
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staph scalded skin heals when

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5-7 days

38
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treatment SSS

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antibiotics

fluids

39
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polymorphous light eruption

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idiopathic photodermatoses relating to sun exposure
papules, vesicles, plaques
mainly am indians
shows up 30 min after sun exposure

40
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clinical pemphigus vulgaris

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mucosa then skin

flaccid bulla on skin with erosion in oral mucosa

41
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treatment drug eruption

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antihistamines

steroids

42
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drug eruption

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2 weeks after new meds

morbilliform, erythematous, macular papular eruption with minimal scale often

43
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pathophys of psoriasis vulgaris

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immune based
smoking, sun, alcohol
HLA B-13
AD

44
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HSV 1 pathophysiology

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respiratory droplets

45
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treatment erythrasma

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antibioticl

46
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treatment of TEN

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iv fluid
burn unit
steroids as last resort
ivig 
prevent infection
47
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honey colored crusted regions

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impetigo

48
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description of herpes

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vesicle on top of erythematous base

49
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bullous pemphigoid

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autoimmune subepidermal blister rarely involves oral mucosa

auto IgG against BPAG

50
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pathophys of erythema multiforme

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drugs
infection
allergies to sun, food, etc

51
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oval teardrop on erythematous base

dew drop on rose pedal

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chicken pox

varicella virus

52
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polymorphous light eruption treatment and diagnosis

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topical steroid, oral or IM steroids, antimalerials
R/O porphyria, lupus
photopatch test

53
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scalp/face/chest
p ovale (abnormal immune response with normal amt of yeast)
humidity, trauma, seasons
hiv

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seborrheic dermatitis

54
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s aureus, nares mainly, normal flora, neonates and infants most common for bullous

rapid blister, asymptomatic
hot weather
scratch then get

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impetigo

55
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red brown scaly macules with erosive collarette like scale

wood’s lamp

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erythrasma

56
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treat chicken pox

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VZIG
antiviral
antihistamines

57
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scaling plaques which mimic eczema
itchy
multiple diff shades of red brown
round, oval annular or bizarre shape

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CTCL

58
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benign self limited eruption classically seen as targetoid or iris shaped macules or vesiculopapules on palms or soles

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erythema multiforme

59
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chronic inflammatory scaling eruption
more common in norway
pustular and erythroodermic flares
10% will suffer with psoriatic arthritis

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psoriasis vulgaris

60
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DD pityrisasis rosea

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2ndary syphillis