Dermatology

Rashes

100

Scaly dermatic plaques, especially on the groin, that do not resolve with conventional therapies should be biopsied to exclude this diagnosis, a rare neoplastic condition of apocrine gland-bearing skin, which may be associated with internal malignancy

Extramammary Pagets

200

This rash is more common and severe in persons affected with HIV

Seborrheic Dermatitis

300

Name for a superficial infection of skin typically caused by group II staphylococci

Impetigo

400

An acute, self-limited viral illness characterized by an oral enanthem with accompanying macular, papular, or vesicular rash, notably on the hands, feet, buttocks, genitalia, and thighs, is predominantly caused by Coxsackievirus

Hand Foot and Mouth disease

500

Severe drug reaction that is characterized by mucosal erosions with skin pain and detachment, most commonly triggered by medications,  AIDS is associated with 1000-fold increase risk of this syndrome

Stevens Johns syndrome

That looks like it itches

100

Self-limited hypersensitivity reaction of the skin and mucous membranes characterized by the acute onset of fixed lesions of concentric color change (target lesions)

Erythema Multiforme

200

Grouped umbilicated vesicles, usually at the lips, genitals, face, buttocks, the vesicles may have an erythematous base. In moist areas, the vesicles rupture quickly, leaving behind painful ulcerations with scalloped borders.

HSV

300

Skin lesions along the folds of the skin. Skin is erythematous. Generally, there are vesicles and pustules surrounded by satellite lesions

Candidiasis

400

Which bacteria can cause a folliculitis associated with outbreaksthat  occur in people after bathing in a contaminated spa, swimming pool, or hot tub

Pseudomonas Folliculitis

500

Presents with red scaly papules and papulovesicles over the trunk. The condition is usually intensely pruritic, is frequently encountered on the backs of hospitalized patients on prolonged bed rest

Transient acantholytic dermatosis, also known as Grover disease

Wow, more Rashes!

100

Name the infection: an acute eruption of pruritic, erythematous macules and papules that start on the face, oral mucosa, and scalp and spread to the trunk and extremities

Varicella, VZV, chickenpox

200

A rare, extremely pruritic vesiculobullous eruption that occurs during the third trimester of pregnancy or in the postpartum period, abrupt onset of very pruritic urticarial papules and plaques, often within or adjacent to the umbilicus. This rapidly develops into generalized tense blisters, sparing the face, palms, soles, and mucous membranes

Pemphigoid Gestationis

300

A chronic pruritic autoimmune blistering disorder associated with gluten-sensitive enteropathy, look for small, fragile, clustered vesicles on an urticarial base located symmetrically over the elbows, knees, shoulders, scalp, and buttocks

Dermatitis Herpetiformis

400

With this rash, diagnosis can be made by checking for the presence of burrows in the finger webs.

Scabies

500

This rash consists of erythematous papules caused by blockages of the eccrine sweat ducts. The pathogenesis is often related to conditions of high fever or high ambient temperatures with resulting hyperhidrosis, and it is more prevalent in hot, humid conditions and tropical climates

Milaria Rubra, also known as heat rash or Prickly Heat

Derm Bites

100

Name the tick borne rash

Erythema Migrans

200

Rash associated with this tick borne illness begins as 1-5mm macules, typically on the ankles, wrists and forearms and spreads centripetally

Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever

300

Name the bite which occurs typically during dressing or when the insect gets trapped in clothing or bed linens, severe burning pain and pruritis develop at the site within 2-6 hours, wound typically develops an erythematous halo surrounded by a central hemorrhagic vesicle

Brown Recluse Spider Bite

400

Inoculation Lymphoreticulosis, a benign self limited bacterial infection by this bacteria is typically transmitted by cat fleas, (Ctenophalides felis)

Bartonella Henselae

500

Cases of this illness from harvesting and processing infected grapes for wine have been reported, exhibited below is the most common form of this bacterial illness

Tularemia

Name the sign

100

This sign will be present in active pemphigus vulgaris, where superficial layer of the skin slips freely over deeper layers with slight lateral pressure or rubbing

Nikolsky Sign

200

Name the sign in Pemphigus Vulgaris where gentle pressure on an intact bulla forces the fluid to spread under the skin, away from the site of the pressure

Asboe-Hansen sign or indirect Nikolsky sign

300

Name the psoriatic sign for removal of scales causing pinpoint bleeding

Auspitz sign

400

Name of the childhood cutaneous sign of Tuberous Sclerosis

Shagreen Patch

500

The extreme sensitivity of secondary syphilitic lesions to pressure with a dull probe (e.g., papular lesions of syphilis) due to cutaneous vasculitis

Ollendorf Probe Sign