Systemic Diseases with Skin Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
Q

what are skin findings of AL amyloidosis?

A

macroglossia
pinch purpura
nodules and plaques in periorbital region

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2
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what disease has pinch purpura with macroglossia?

A

AL amyloidosis

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3
Q

what type of granulomas are in sarcoidosis?

A

non caseating

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4
Q

how does sarcoid appear on skin?

A

symmetric red/brown papules and plaques

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5
Q

what is lofgrens syndrome?

A

sarcoidosis with erythema nodosum, hilar lymphadenopathy fever and polyarthritis

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6
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what do sarcoidosis skin lesions have a preference for?

A

tattoos and scars

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7
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a patient with history of diabetes presenting with reddish brown plaques on her shins may have what issue?

A

necrobiosis lipoidica

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8
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what is necrobiosis lipoidica?

A

necrotizing skin condition affiliated with diabetes

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9
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what do lesions look like with necrobiosis lipoidica?

A

reddish brown plaques on shins

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what happens to sensation around plaques from necrobiosis lipoidica?

A

loss of sensation over the plaques

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11
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what is first line treatment for necrbiosis lipoidica?

A

topical steroids

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12
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what is Sweets Syndrome other name?

A

acute febrile neutrophilic dermatosis

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13
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what happens in Sweets syndrome?

A

fever with abrupt onset of erythematous plaques

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14
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where do plaques commonly occur in sweets syndrome?

A

head neck and upper extremities

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15
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what will labs show with Sweets syndrome?

A

elevated WBC with high neutros

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16
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what is a common trigger for Sweets syndrome? what is another trigger to be aware of?

A

infections

be aware of malignancies and chronic inflamm disorder

17
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what is treatment for Sweets disorder?

A

treat underlying infection or disease and give systemic steroids

18
Q

how does erythema nodosum appear on skin?

A

tender nodules on anterior lower legs without ulcerations

19
Q

does eryhtema nodosum have ulcerations?

20
Q

50% of erythema nodosum is idiopathic…but other 50% has a few common triggers..what are they?

A
post strep infection
OCPs
Abx
pregnancy 
chronic inflamm disorders
21
Q

how to treat erythema nodosum

22
Q

what are systemic symptoms of erythema nodosum?

A

arthritis
fever
arthralgia
malaise

23
Q

what is skin manifestation that is associated with ESRD?

A

calcific uremic arteriopathy

24
Q

what does skin look like in calcific uremic arteriopathy?

A

violaceous subcutaneous nodules and plaques

25
is calcific uremic arteriopathy painful on skin?
you betcha
26
what can calcific uremic arteriopathy lead to on skin?
ulcers
27
where do you find the nodule and plaques from calcific uremic arteriopathy?
lower extremities and trunk
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what does biopsy show in calcific uremic arteriopathy?
arteriolar calcification
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what do you do to help calcific uremic arteriopathy?
surgical debridement