Epidermolysis bullosa simplex
Junctional EB
Dystrophic EB
All other things EB
Other blisters
100

TRUE OR FALSE: Most EBS blisters leads to scarring and decreased life span

FALSE

100

What is the most common gene mutation in junctional EB

laminin 332

100

Most common cause of death in patients with recessive dystrophic EB

SCC

100

What is the diagnostic tool we use for EB, which it can precisely pinpoint the level of blister formation within the skin?

transmission electron microscopy

100

What kind of blister is this most likely?

- Tense bullae on lower extremities in patient with history of congestive heart failure and liver cirrhosis

edema blister

200

Where is the blister cleavage typically for EBS

intraepidermal

200

Which part of the basement membrane zone is laminin 332 found?

lamina lucida

200

What is the genetic mutation in dystrophic EB?

COL7A
200

What is beremagene geperpavec (B-VEC)?

A non-replicating COL7A1-containing herpes simplex virus type 1 vector to apply to wounds in RDEB

200

What kind of blister is this most likely?

- blister on feet with ill-fitting shoes with repetitive action

friction blister

300
What are the most common genetic mutations in EBS

Keratin 5 and 14

300

TRUE OR FALSE: The inheritance pattern of most junctional EB is autosomal recessive

TRUE

300

What type of structural protein is type VII collagen?

- Anchoring filament or anchoring fibril

Anchoring fibril

300

What is the technique to induce a fresh blister for biopsy?

Apply firm pressure on intact skin with pencil erase and rotate 180° in each direction 3–10+ times

300

What kind of blister is this most likely?

- Tense bulla on lower extremities with peripheral neuropathy

bullous diabeticorum

400

What genetic mutation leads to EBS with muscular dystrophy?

Plectin
400

What subtype of junctional EB leads to excessive or exuberant granulation tissue?

generalized junctional EB

400

Where is the blister formation in patients with dystrophic EB?

Below the lamina densa
400

What form of EB has blistering, poikiloderma, and photosensitivity?

Kindler EB

400

What populations get exaggerated bullous insect bite responses?

1. Children

2. CLL patients

500

What is the typical morphology of patients with generalized severe EBS?

clusters of herpetiformis blisters


500

What is a unique extracutaneous feature found in all patients with junctional EB?

dental enamel hypolasia

500

What is the term for the formation of a web-like structure between the fingers or toes and which type of dystrophic EB is this often seen in?

pseudosyndactyly and recessive DEB 

500

Where is the blister cleavage in Kindler EB?

mixed planes of cleavage

500

What are the classic findings on histopathology in a coma blister?

Subepidermal blister with sweat gland necrosis

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