derma sample exam for practicals (skin and lesions)

8/11/2019 Derma Sample Exam for Practicals (Skin and Lesions)

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DERMA SAMPLE EXAM FOR

PRACTICALSBy: JOHN VINCENT PAGADDU


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1. Dermis

2. Fibroblast

3. Collagen4. Back


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1. What layer ofthe skin isthis?

2. What is thedominantcell?

3. -4. Thickeston what partof the body?


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1. Subcutaneous

layer

2. Adipocytes

3. Abdomen

4. Buttocks


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1. What layer ofskin is this?

2. What is a?

3. What is b?4. What is c?

5. What is d?

6. This layer of

skin is thinneston what part ofthe body?

a

b

c

d


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1. Epidermis

2. Stratum

corneum

3. Granular

layer

4. Spinous layer5. Basal layer

6. eyelids

a

b

c

d


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1-5. Give five

functions of the

skin.


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1. Mechanicalprotection

2. Photo

protection3. Immunosurveill

ance

4. Nutrientmetabolism

5. Repair


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1. Identify the pointed

structure in red arrow.

2. Primary or secondary

lesion?

3. Identify the pointed

structure in blue arrow.

4. Primary or secondary

lesion?

5. What skin disease?


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1. Macule

2. Primary lesion

3. Patch

4. Primary lesion

5. Pityriasis versicolor


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1. What primarylesion is in the redcircle?

2. What primarylesion is in theblue circle?

3. What skindisease?

4. True or False. Thisis associated withatopic dermatitis


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1. Macule

2. Patch

3. Pityriasis alba4. True


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1. What is the

pointed

structure?

2. What do you

call the

confluence of

this lesion?


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1. Papule

2. Plaque


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1. What lesion is

manifested in

these conditions?

2. T/F. The center of

this lesion may

be normal.


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1. Plaque

2. T


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Plaque


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1. Identify thelesion.

2. Primary or

secondarylesion?

3. T/F. These are

morphologically similar topapules.


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1. Nodules

2. Primary

3. T


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1. Identify thelesion in theblue arrow.

2. Identify thelesion in thered arrow.

3. T/F. Lesion inthe red arrow

may containsuppurativefluid.


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1. Papules

2. Vesicles/Blisters

3. F. vesicles do

not containsuppurative

fluid.


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1. Wheals

2. Evanescent

3. Edematous4. Elevated

5. Urticaria


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1. What lesion can be

seen in the photo?

2. T/F. They may contain

seropurulent fluid.

3. T/F. They are usually

multilocular but may

be unilocular.

4. -5. Give to diagnostic

maneuvers that can

be used in this lesion.


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1. Bullae

2. T

3. F. They are usually

unilocular but may be

multilocular.

4. Nikolskyssign

5. Asboe-Hansens sign


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1. What lesion

can be seen in

this photo?

2. T/F. This lesion

may originate

from papules

or vesicles.


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1. Papule

2. T


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1. Identify the lesion.

2. Primary or

secondary?

3. What do you call the

lesion similar to this

that can be seen in

the late phase of

syphillis?


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1. Crusts/Scabs

2. secondary

3. Rupia (ostraceous

crusts)


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1. Whatsecondarylesions can be

seen in thesepictures?

2. T/F.Parakeratosis is

often presenthistologically.


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1. Scales/Exfoliati

ons

2. T


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1. Identify the

pointed

structure.

2. What disease

is severely

pruritic, but

scratch marksare rare.


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1. Excoriations

2. Lichen planus


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Identify the lesion.


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Fissure


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Identify the lesion


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Erosion?


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Identify the

lesion.


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Ulcer?


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Identify the lesion.


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