Skin

Question 1

non-palpable, erythematous

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macules- drug eruption

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non-palpable, hypo/hyperpigmented

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macules- tinta versicolor

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multiple scattered round and oval, brown, non raised

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macule- benign melanocytic nevi

Question 4

blue-gray, dark brown, red
irregular borders
finger-like projections

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suspicious for malignancy

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bilaterally symmetric erythematous patches on central cheeks and eyebrows

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seborrheic dermatitis

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hypopigmentation

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erythematous and scaling - tine cruris

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pearly

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papule - BCC

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papule- skin tags

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scattered erythematous, well circumscribed flat topped plaques on extensor knees and elbows with overlying silvery scale

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plaque psoriasis

Question 11

typically on flexor surfaces (flexor wrists, antecubital fossae, popliteal fossae)
bilateral erythematous, lichenified, poorly circumscribed plaques

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atopic dermatitis

Question 12

single, oval, flat topped superficial erythematous to skin color plaque

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herald patch - indicated pityriasis rosea

Question 13

“raised and palpable”

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plaque and scaling - pityriasis rosea

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multiple round coin-like eczematous plaques with overlying dried transudate crust

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nummular eczema

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multiple vesicles and pustules

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erythematous and vesicular - herpes simplex virus

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vesicular- dermatomal rash - shingles - herpes zoster

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scattered erythematous papule and vesicles with transudate crust

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erythematous papule and vesicles - allergic contact dermatitis from poison ivy

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bullae

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bullae (insect bites)

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erupted bullae

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pustule (acne vulgaris)

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pustule (bacterial folliculitis)

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furuncle
* if fluctuant (squishy) it is more likely an abscess

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hyper pigmented nodule

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keloid

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rubbery subcutaneous mass

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lipoma

Question 27

localized dermal edema that evanesces within a period of 1-2 days.

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urticarial rash (wheal)

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multiple small erythematous papule on abdomen, buttocks, scrotum, shaft, head of penis, with four burrows noted on interdigital web spaces

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scabies

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cherry angiomas

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stuck on

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seborrheic keratosis

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solar lentigines

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benign melanocytic nevi

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dermatofibroma

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keloid

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epidermal inclusion cyst

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pilar cyst

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rubbery

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lipoma

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petechia/purpura

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ecchymosis

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cutis rhomboidal nuchae

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male pattern hair loss

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female pattern hair loss

Question 42

no visible scaling or erythema with round patches of hair loss

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alopecia areata

Question 43

scaling and plaques beneath areas of hair loss

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tine capitis

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paronychia

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clubbing of the fingers

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habit tic deformity

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melanonychia - risk for subungual melanoma

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onycholysis

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onychomycosis

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pitting

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pressure ulcer