18 Questions
What is a common characteristic of localised form Pustular Psoriasis?
Deep-seated lesions with multiple small pustules on palms and soles
What is a common manifestation of Nail Psoriasis?
Lifting of the nail plate off the nail bed
Which form of psoriasis can be hyperkeratotic or pustular and may mimic dermatitis?
Palmo-plantar Psoriasis
What characteristic makes Palmo-plantar Psoriasis possibly aggravated by trauma?
Hyperkeratotic nature
Which type of psoriasis presents with splinter haemorrhages under the nails?
Nail Psoriasis
What is a distinguishing feature between localised and generalised forms of Pustular Psoriasis?
Generalised form is associated with fever and widespread pustules across the body
Which type of psoriasis is characterized by generalized erythema covering the entire skin surface?
Erythrodermic psoriasis
Which type of psoriasis may involve sausageshaped digits in the joints?
Psoriatic Arthropathy
Which of the following conditions is a differential diagnosis for Flexural Psoriasis?
Candidiasis
What type of psoriasis may favor the scalp and extensor aspects of elbow and knees?
Seborrheic dermatitis
Which type of psoriasis may involve less well-defined lesions that are exudative or crusted?
Discoid Eczema
In which type of psoriasis is scalp involvement more diffuse and less lumpy?
Seborrheic dermatitis
Which type of psoriasis presents with oval, salmon pink plaques showing a delicate scaling adherent peripherally as a collarette?
Pityriasis rosea
Which type of psoriasis tends to run along rib lines and is mostly confined to the upper trunk?
Pityriasis rosea
Which form of psoriasis may be confused with nail psoriasis but is more asymmetrical and may have obvious tinea on the neighboring skin?
Tinea unguium
Which type of psoriasis is often confused with nail psoriasis but does not present with pitting?
Tinea unguium
Which diagnostic procedure is seldom necessary for psoriasis?
Radiology and tests for rheumatoid factor
What is the mainstay of long-term topical treatment for chronic plaque psoriasis that works by influencing vitamin D receptors in keratinocytes?
Vitamin D analogues (calcipotriol)
Test your knowledge on the complications associated with Erythrodermic and Napkin psoriasis, including symptoms, potential risks, and related conditions such as psoriatic arthropathy. Learn about the different types of psoriatic arthropathy and their characteristics.
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