SKIN (sara michelle)
Exam Questions and
Complete Solutions
Graded A+
Denning Muriithi [Date] [Course title]
, SKIN (sara michelle)
1.chronic ulcerative stomatitis can be cxed by Answer: lichen planus
2.Chronic ulcerative stomatitis treatment Answer: oral steriods
(predisone) or hydroxy- cholorquine (plaquenil)
3.impetigo has two types Answer: bullous and non bullous
4.non bullous impetigo you see what kind of lesions (this is more
common) and treated how Answer: honey crusted
mupriocin (bactroban)
5.bullous impetigo you see what kind of lesions (least
common) and treated how Answer: large erupt bullae
cephalexin (keflex) or dicloxicillin or doxycycline
6.pt reports small sting from the night before and spot becomes more
tender and turns into a deep purple with white halo around it
and what WOULDNT you do?? Answer: brown spotted spider bite
do not apply heat
7.treat lyme disease with doxycycline, if pregnant give Answer: amoxicillin
8.3 C's of measles Answer: cough, coryza (congestion), conjunctivitis
9.3-5 days after symptoms start then we see rash in what skin disease
Answer: -
measles
10.dry, scaly lesions, on a sun exposed area, maybe pink, yellow, tan, pale
or brown, what skin condition Answer: actinic keratosis
11.Actinic Keratosis Treatment
and also we want to what? Answer: 5FU (5 flourouricil) cream and use
liquid nitrogen
biopsy it ASAP => could turn into squamous cell carcinoma
12."Pasted on papules or plaques," benign, vary in color, rough, wart-
like texture
completely benign and can reassure pts Answer: Seborrhic keratosis
13.Telangiectasia are seen in WHAT??? also described as shiny, waxy,
or pearly . And appearence looks red/dark berry colored
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Exam Questions and
Complete Solutions
Graded A+
Denning Muriithi [Date] [Course title]
, SKIN (sara michelle)
1.chronic ulcerative stomatitis can be cxed by Answer: lichen planus
2.Chronic ulcerative stomatitis treatment Answer: oral steriods
(predisone) or hydroxy- cholorquine (plaquenil)
3.impetigo has two types Answer: bullous and non bullous
4.non bullous impetigo you see what kind of lesions (this is more
common) and treated how Answer: honey crusted
mupriocin (bactroban)
5.bullous impetigo you see what kind of lesions (least
common) and treated how Answer: large erupt bullae
cephalexin (keflex) or dicloxicillin or doxycycline
6.pt reports small sting from the night before and spot becomes more
tender and turns into a deep purple with white halo around it
and what WOULDNT you do?? Answer: brown spotted spider bite
do not apply heat
7.treat lyme disease with doxycycline, if pregnant give Answer: amoxicillin
8.3 C's of measles Answer: cough, coryza (congestion), conjunctivitis
9.3-5 days after symptoms start then we see rash in what skin disease
Answer: -
measles
10.dry, scaly lesions, on a sun exposed area, maybe pink, yellow, tan, pale
or brown, what skin condition Answer: actinic keratosis
11.Actinic Keratosis Treatment
and also we want to what? Answer: 5FU (5 flourouricil) cream and use
liquid nitrogen
biopsy it ASAP => could turn into squamous cell carcinoma
12."Pasted on papules or plaques," benign, vary in color, rough, wart-
like texture
completely benign and can reassure pts Answer: Seborrhic keratosis
13.Telangiectasia are seen in WHAT??? also described as shiny, waxy,
or pearly . And appearence looks red/dark berry colored
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