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CME examination

Identification No. JB0514

May 2014 issue of the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology.

Day A, Abramson AK, Patel M, Warren RB, Menter MA. J Am Acad Dermatol 2014;70:821-38.

Directions for questions 1 and 2: Choose the single bestresponse.

A 67-year-old farmer presents with a 6-mm ulceratednodule with rolled borders and arborizing telangiectasiason the left lower eyelid along the lash line.

1. What is the best treatment?

a. Radiotherapyb. Topical imiquimodc. Careful observationd. Mohs micrographic surgerye. Immediately start vismedogib

A 54-year-old man is transferred to your hospital becauseof epidermal sloughing covering 45% of his body surfacearea, with eye and genital involvement.

2. What is the most appropriate ophthalmologic

management of this condition?a. Order 1 hour nursing checks of the eyes and

mucosal surfacesb. Immediate ophthalmologic consultationc. Administration of lubricating eye dropsd. Administration of high-dose corticosteriodse. Pan culture of cutaneous and mucosal surfaces

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