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Page 1: Dermatology Board Review 2007 Part 3

Dermatology Board Review 2007 Part 3

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In what disease will you see green diapers?

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PKU

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PKU

• Pigment dilution• Phenylalanine competes with tyrosine• Light eyes, blonde hair

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What are the 4 skin findings in Down’s patients?

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EPSAlopecia Areatascrotal tongue

clear cell syringomas

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What contact allergen is found in sodas, wine, vermouth and

chocolate?

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Balsam of perufragrancesadhesives

spices

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What syndrome has cherry-red spots, xanthomas, and yellow

skin?

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Neimann-Pick Disease

• Defect: sphyngomyelinase

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What syndrome has synostosis and severe acne in unusual

locations?

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Apert’s Disease

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Name 2 diseases where you might see banana bodies on path?

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Farber’s diseaseOchronosis

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What subtype of molluscum is most common in HIV patients?

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Molluscum virus type 2

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What are the 2 common allergens in injectable anesthetics?

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Methylparabenssodium metabisulfate

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An O to Z flap is an example what kind of flap?

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Rotation flap

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What syndrome is classically associated with delayed

separation of the umbilical cord?What is the defect?

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Leukocyte Adhesion DeficiencyB2 integrin

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What are the 3 nerves that are at risk at Erb’s point?

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Spinal accessorygreater auricularlesser occipital

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Which nerve block will provide anesthesia of the upper lip?

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Infra-orbital nerve

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• What can block a poison ivy reaction in a person who is allergic?

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• Quaternium 18 (Ivy Block)

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• What does BOTOX cleave?

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• SNAP-25

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What spider is this and what is the toxin?

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• Wolf Spider• Lycosidae• Histamine

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What fungus?

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• T. rubrum---birds on a wire

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Trichthiosystrophy

• Trichoschisis• PIBIDS, Tay’s• Nucleotide excision repair defect

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Match the flap with its type:

1) O-Z

2) Island pedicle

3) Bilobed

4) Z-plasty

5) Perialar crescentic

A. Advancement

B. Rotation

C. Transposition

D. Inversion

E. Transalignment

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Match the flap with its type:

1) O-Z

2) Island pedicle

3) Bilobed

4) Z-plasty

5) Perialar crescentic

B. Rotation

A. Advancement

C. Transposition

C. Transposition

A. Advancement