Dermatology Review
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- Q 1/25Score 0This benign rash is sometimes called the 'Christmas Tree Rash".29Atopic dermatitisTina corporisPityriasis roseaEczema
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- Q1This benign rash is sometimes called the 'Christmas Tree Rash".Atopic dermatitisTina corporisPityriasis roseaEczema60s
- Q2This skin condition is caused by either strep or staph (or both!)VaricellaImpetigoHerpez zosterMRSA cellulitis60s
- Q3A collection of fluid-filled vesicles that present along a dermatome.MolluscumVaricellaUrticariaHerpes zoster60s
- Q4These smooth lumps can occur anywhere, & may be filled with semi-solid material.FuruncleAbcessSebaceous cystPustule60s
- Q5This rash on palms of hands or soles of feet is highly pruritic.SyphillisScabiesDyshydrotic eczemaHand-foot-mouth disease60s
- Q6One, or more, annular erythematous patches that heal leaving a hyperpigmented lesion.Fixed drug reactionBullaeErythema multiformeContact dermatitis60s
- Q7This raised scaly rash is typically circular, with central clearing.Granuloma annulareTinea corporisTinea versicolorPityriasis rosea60s
- Q8This is the antibiotic of choice for MRSA skin infections.Trimethoprim-Sulfamethaxole or ClindamycinCiprofloxacinCephalexinAmoxicillin clavulonate60s
- Q9Of the 6 classic childhood exanthems, this is the only one to be caused by bacteria.5th DiseaseMeaslesRoseolaScarlet fever20s
- Q10This contagious disease in young children presents as erythematous macules orally and on the distal extremities.MeaslesHand-Foot-Mouth DiseaseScabiesRoseola20s
- Q11Molluscum is differentiated from other papular lesions by its:Indented centersPearly colorSimilar sizesLimited distribution60s
- Q12These painless, warty growths may be found in the mouth, genitalia, or anus.Condyloma acuminatumHerpes Type 1Herpes Type 2Papilloma60s
- Q13This common contagious illness in children presents with a "slapped face" appearance.MeaslesPityriasis roseaFifth DiseaseRoseola60s
- Q14This rash may occur if a patient is inadvertently treated with Amoxicillin for what virus?HPVEpstein-Barr ("Mononucleosis")Varicella ("chicken pox")60s
- Q15The difference between a papule and a nodule is:Sensation! Papules are painless, nodules are painful.Size! Papules are less than 1 cm, nodules are larger than 1 cm.Color! Papules are always pink, nodules can be any color.Distribution! Papules are often clustered, while nodules occur as single lesions.20s
