35 Questions
Which type of eczema is associated with intense itching, erythema, oedema, and papulovesicles?
Atopic dermatitis
Which type of eczema is characterized by crusting, scaling, and slight to moderate itching?
Subacute eczema
What is the pathophysiological mechanism associated with endogenous eczema?
Impaired skin barrier due to filaggrin gene defects
Which eczema type is most likely to exhibit lichenification, a combination of thickening, hyperpigmentation, and increased skin markings?
Lichen simplex chronicus
In chronic eczema, which characteristic is most prominent?
Fissuring
Which type of eczema tends to diminish with edema and develop acanthosis?
Acute eczema
What genetic factor is involved in the pathophysiology of endogenous eczema?
Defects in the filaggrin gene
What is the meaning of 'Ekze' in Greek?
To boil over
How is eczema different from other types of dermatitis?
It shows spongiosis histologically
What is a common characteristic of eczema in the chronic stages?
Crusting and scaling
Which statement accurately describes the relationship between eczema and dermatitis?
All eczemas are considered a type of dermatitis
What distinguishes exogenous eczemas from endogenous eczemas?
' Exogenous eczemas have no identifiable external cause, while endogenous eczemas do
What is a key feature that distinguishes subacute stage eczema?
'Crusting and scaling
What is the common treatment approach for Stasis eczema?
Use of emollients and moderately potent corticosteroid cream
What characterizes Juvenile plantar dermatosis?
Involves weight-bearing areas and is treated with emollients
What is a primary irritant according to the text?
A substance capable of producing eczema in everyone if applied in sufficient concentration
Which condition results from prolonged contact with urine or feces?
Napkin dermatitis
What does Exogenous causes refer to in the text?
Environmental factors leading to dermatological issues
What distinguishes Napkin dermatitis from other types of eczema according to the text?
It results from contact with ammonia produced by bacteria
Why is it important to change the type of socks or shoes for Juvenile plantar dermatosis?
To prevent impermeable materials from exacerbating the condition
In allergic contact dermatitis, the development of delayed hypersensitivity is classified as which type of allergy?
Type 4 allergy
What distinguishes the effect of allergens in a sensitized person from a normal person in allergic contact dermatitis?
Low concentration causes sever eczema in a sensitized person
Which type of dermatitis is characterized by the interaction of light and chemicals absorbed by the skin?
Photodermatitis
Which type of contact dermatitis is caused by exposure to a known irritant or allergen?
Occupational irritant contact dermatitis
What test is used for allergic contact dermatitis by applying a suspected eczema-causing substance to unaffected skin?
Patch test
In occupational dermatitis, which factor indicates that the condition first occurred during employment?
First occurred during employment
Which type of eczema is characterized by chronic eczema on sun-exposed skin?
Actinic dermatitis
What is the general treatment for eczema mentioned in the text?
Topical steroids and emollients
What is the earliest sign of seborrheic dermatitis on the scalp?
Dandruff
Which area of the face is commonly affected by seborrheic dermatitis based on the text?
Forehead
What is a common symptom associated with seborrheic dermatitis in flexural areas?
Erythema
Why is long-term treatment required for seborrheic dermatitis according to the text?
As there is no cure for the condition
Which treatment is mentioned as effective for seborrheic dermatitis but leads to recurrence when stopped?
Hydrocortisone cream
What environmental factor may contribute to asteatotic eczema according to the text?
Dry climate with low humidity
How is the skin affected in asteatotic eczema, based on the provided information?
Cracked, dry, and scaly with erythematous fissures
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