DERM AANP
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1. ________________ is common in areas between Intertrigo
skin folds, under the breasts, between the
scrotum and inner thigh, or between the toes.
These are moist lesions that can be easily
treated if the skin can be separated from
touching the adjoining skin and the area can
be kept dry. A topical powder with an antifun-
gal would likely resolve this if used twice daily
for 7-14 days. A diagnosis of diabetes should
be considered if this is resistant to treatment
or if it recurs.
Next
2. The most common place for basal cell carcino- face
ma to be found is the:
3. oral antiviral should be started ____ hr after 72 hr
shingles onset of symptoms
4. The nurse practitioner examines a patient "No, transmission does not occur from
who has had poison ivy for 3 days. She asks if the blister's contents - but if oil from
she can spread it to her family members. The the plant remains on your skin and
nurse practitioner replies: someone comes in contact with that,
then yes
5. A 40-year-old female patient presents to the UC
clinic with multiple, painful reddened nod-
ules on the anterior surface of both legs. She
is concerned. These are probably associated
with her history of:
6. A patient presents with small vesicles on the dyshidrotic dermatitis
lateral edges of his fingers and intense itch-
, DERM AANP
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ing. On close inspection, there are small vesi-
cles on the palmar surface of the hand. What
is this called?
7. deep infection in hair follicles abscess
8. fluid filled or pus filled >0.5 cm bulla/blister
9. flat change in skin with a color change (brown, macule
blue, red, or hypopigmented)
10. solid lesion between 0.5-2.0 cm nodule
11. raised solid lesion 0.5cm or less, varies in color papule
12. raised solid lesion >0.5cm plaque
13. elevated lesion 0.5cm or less that contains flu- vesicle
id
14. transient rounded or flat top plaque wheal/hive
15. tx for impetigo topical antibacterials (mupirocin, clin-
da)
16. if impetigo infection is extensive, what oral Bactrim, keflex
might be used
17. tx for non-purulent cellulitis Keflex (plain gram + staph)
18. tx for purulent cellulitis Bactrim
Clinda
Doxy
19. f/u for cellulitis
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1. ________________ is common in areas between Intertrigo
skin folds, under the breasts, between the
scrotum and inner thigh, or between the toes.
These are moist lesions that can be easily
treated if the skin can be separated from
touching the adjoining skin and the area can
be kept dry. A topical powder with an antifun-
gal would likely resolve this if used twice daily
for 7-14 days. A diagnosis of diabetes should
be considered if this is resistant to treatment
or if it recurs.
Next
2. The most common place for basal cell carcino- face
ma to be found is the:
3. oral antiviral should be started ____ hr after 72 hr
shingles onset of symptoms
4. The nurse practitioner examines a patient "No, transmission does not occur from
who has had poison ivy for 3 days. She asks if the blister's contents - but if oil from
she can spread it to her family members. The the plant remains on your skin and
nurse practitioner replies: someone comes in contact with that,
then yes
5. A 40-year-old female patient presents to the UC
clinic with multiple, painful reddened nod-
ules on the anterior surface of both legs. She
is concerned. These are probably associated
with her history of:
6. A patient presents with small vesicles on the dyshidrotic dermatitis
lateral edges of his fingers and intense itch-
, DERM AANP
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_3i02xq
ing. On close inspection, there are small vesi-
cles on the palmar surface of the hand. What
is this called?
7. deep infection in hair follicles abscess
8. fluid filled or pus filled >0.5 cm bulla/blister
9. flat change in skin with a color change (brown, macule
blue, red, or hypopigmented)
10. solid lesion between 0.5-2.0 cm nodule
11. raised solid lesion 0.5cm or less, varies in color papule
12. raised solid lesion >0.5cm plaque
13. elevated lesion 0.5cm or less that contains flu- vesicle
id
14. transient rounded or flat top plaque wheal/hive
15. tx for impetigo topical antibacterials (mupirocin, clin-
da)
16. if impetigo infection is extensive, what oral Bactrim, keflex
might be used
17. tx for non-purulent cellulitis Keflex (plain gram + staph)
18. tx for purulent cellulitis Bactrim
Clinda
Doxy
19. f/u for cellulitis
