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Skin

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

• most common skin cancer - waxy, pearly, indurated, rodent ulcer

Back (Answer)

Basal cell

#2
Front (Question)

• skin cancer - irregular, flaky (actinic keratosis)

Back (Answer)

Sqauamous cell

#3
Front (Question)

• skin cancer • pigmented • multicolor • MOST invasive skin cancer

Back (Answer)

Melanoma

#4
Front (Question)

Precancerous lesions

Back (Answer)

Actinic keratosis - yellow Leukoplakia - white

#5
Front (Question)

Folliculitis

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Irritated hair follicles (groin, neck)

#6
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Psoriasis

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• silver scales (most significant feature is psoriatic plaques) • pitted nails • occurs on extensors • 15% joint involvement • hyperuricemia

#7
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Eczema

Back (Answer)

• contact dermatitis • remove agent • flexors • “hold things with your flexors, therefore flexors get contact dermatitis”

#8
Front (Question)

3 diseases that destroy joints

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OA- ones who abuse RA- hereditary; systemic Psoriatic - aggressive and mean

#9
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Pediculosis

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• lice (nits) - special shampoo is used; then used again one week later to kill nits

#10
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Scabies

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• love warm damp, hairy spots - ‘furrow and burrow in with all their mites”

#11
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Tinea capitis

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• ringworm - “fungus among us”

#12
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Lyme disease

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Spirochete carried by ticks Bite => erythema migrans => central clearing => bull’s eye for 2-3 weeks

#13
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Erysipelas

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• purple • strep • shiny red vesicles • fever • patches

#14
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Pityriasis Rosea

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“Such a pity they have a herald patch” • herald patch • 10-30 years old • fatigued • post viral infection • comes on fast • recedes slowly • on the torso => branches out into a Christmas tree

#15
Front (Question)

Seborrheic Dermatitis

Back (Answer)

• dandruff on steroids • scaly • oily • itchy • erythema • painful (skinalgia) • binds hair (cradle cap) • blepharitis • tx: shampoo (sulfur and aspirin), steroid cream

#16
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Dermatomyositis

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Rash (heliotrope [sun sensitive]) Eyelids and knuckles

#17
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SLE

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• butterfly rash (malar) heliotrope [sun sensitive] - eyelids are preserved

#18
Front (Question)

Acne

Back (Answer)

Vulgaris - young; puberty Rosacea - Nosey Rosey (bulbous unilateral nose growth); rhinoplasty

#19
Front (Question)

Impetigo

Back (Answer)

• staph and strep • primary (vesicle and bulla) • secondary: crusty

#20
Front (Question)

Impetigo vs B2 riboflavin problems

Back (Answer)

Impetigo: erupts and oozes, crusty/honeycomb, very contagious B2 riboflavin problem: cheilosis; not contagious

#21
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Tinea Versicolor

Back (Answer)

• subcutaneous fungus causing white patches - shows up in the summer

#22
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Vitiligo

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Patchy absence of melanin - 20’s and 30’s

#23
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Lichenification

Back (Answer)

• thickened epidermis induced by scratching (washboard) - precancerous

#24
Front (Question)

Epidermal nevus

Back (Answer)

• group of hamartomas • brown • flat • warty