37 Questions
Typical location for condylomata acuminata:
Labia minora
What is the positive sign for psoriasis vulgaris?
Auspitz's sign
What is purpura?
Bleeding into the skin
What is erythroderma?
Inflammation of the whole skin surface.
When does classical non-triponemon become positive?
After 6 weeks
Erysipelas:
Causative again is staphylococcus
What is eczema herpetiformis caused by?
Secondary HSV1
...primary syphilis...
Olucous derman
Auspitz sign is typical and positive for:
Psoriasis
Where is melanine produced?
melanocytes
What is erosion?
Superficial loss of epidermis
Normal epidermis turnover (healing time)
4 weeks
Drugs that cause immediate death
All of the above (THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE DETAILS)
Verrucae vulgaris main cause:
HPV (not staphylococcus)
Bulla?
Big vesicle
Erythoderma?
All of the above (thanks again:))
What is a patch?
Big macule
Hydrocortisone is typical treatment for:
Allergic dermatitis
Allergic-reacting acute itchiness:
Urticaria
Correct statement about superficial pustular folliculitis (osteofolliculitis):
Infundibulum of hair follicles is affected
Mark correct statement about molluscus contagiousum:
Papule is firm and smooth umbilicate usually 2-6 mm in diameter
Atopic dermatitis in infantile ages is characterized by which of these findings:
First symptoms are typically localized on the face
An acute eruption of intensely itchy wheals is called:
Urtica
Which of these diseases are in a group of erythema to-squamous diseases?
Pytiriasis rosea
In which syphilitic lesions can Treponema Pallidum can be proved?
Ulcus durum
Flat discoloration of skin of more than 1 cm is called:
Patch
Most frequent causative agents of pyoderma is:
Staphylococcus aureus
Mark the correct statement about verrucae vulgares:
It is a contagious viral disease
Mark the correct statement about the patch testing:
The test substances are applied on skin surface
What is a large bulla?
A large vesicle
Mark correct statement about superficial pustular folliculitis (ostiofolliculitis):
Infundibulum of hair follicle is affected
Hydrocortisone is good to treat:
Allergic dermatitis
Which type of drug reaction can result in quick death?
Systemic anaphylaxis
Secondary erythroderma can develop from:
All of the above
Which order does correspond to the actual arrangement of layers in epidermis?
str. basale – str. spinosum – str. granulosum – str. lucidum – str. corneum
Hidratenitis suppurativa
Affects apocrine sweat glands
Contact irritant dermatisis is characterized by:
lesions occur only in the location of the irritant
Test your knowledge of dermatology with this quiz on skin conditions and symptoms such as condylomata acuminata, psoriasis vulgaris, purpura, erythroderma, classical non-triponemon, and erysipelas.
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