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| A chronic disease of apocrine sweat glands found in the axilla, groin, under breasts, etc. that heal w/ scarring? |
| When does hidradenitis suppurativa occur? |
| What can Hidradenitis Suppurativa form? |
| Name 6 risk factors of Hidradenitis Suppurativa. |
| Name 5 tx for Hidradenitis Suppurativa. |
| A chronic, autoimmune blistering dz that causes subepidermal blisters. |
| Describe the pathophysiology of bullous pemphigoid. |
| What is the cause of bullous pemphigoid? |
| How common is bullous pemphigoid? Who does it more commonly occur in? |
| Describe the lesions caused by bullous pemphigoid. |
| Where is the most common location of bullous pemphigoid? |
| Name 5 tx for bullous pemohighoid. |
| Condition that causes areas of complete depigmentation because melanocytes are destroyed. |
| What is the avg. age of onset of vitiligo? |
| Describe the visual appearance of areas affected by vitiligo. What are the most common locations on the body? |
| What is the cause of vitiligo? |
| Name 7 tx for vitiligo. |
| An autoimmune blostering d/o associated w/ Celiac's dz. |
| Most common age of dermatitis herpetiformis? |
| Describe the rash of dermatitis herpetiformis. |
| What is the most common location on the body affected by dermatitis herpetiformis? |
| How is dermatitis herpetiformis dx? |
| What is the tx for dermatitis herpitiformis? |
| What are side effects of dapsone? (4) |
| What are complications of dermatitis herpetiformis? |
| Skin condition described as having salmon colored plaques with a thick, silvery scale? |
| What is the etiology of psoriasis? What causes the sx? |
| What is the most common location of psoriasis? What is the most common type? |
| Name the 5 types of psoriasis. |
| Describe appearance of guttate psoriasis. |
| Who is guttate psoriasis most common in? |
| Describe appearance of inverse psoriasis. Where does it typically occur? |
| Where does pustular psoriasis typically occur? |
| Describe appearance of erythrodermic psoriasis. |
| Is psoriasis contagious? |
| What is the name for psoriasis being triggered after trauma, such as surgery or tattoo? |
| What meds can trigger psoriasis? |
| What complication of psoriasis occurs in 10-30% of sufferers? |
| What are anti-inflammatory tx for psoriasis? |
| Name 4 immunosuppresant tx for psoriasis. |
| What tx for psoriasis helps decrease scale? |
| A skin conditions whose hallmark prodome is a herald patch, a salmon colored 1-2cm round patch. |
| Who does pityriasis rosea typically affect? Where is the most common location? |
| Describe the secondary eruption of pityriasis rosea. |
| What is the cause of pityriasis rosea? When does it most commonly occur? |
| What is the tx for pityriasis rosea? |
| What other two conditions that are typically seen together w/ eczema as part of the classic triad? |
| With eczema, which typically comes first, the rash or the itch? |
| Describe the physical appearance of skin affected by eczema. |
| What part of the body does eczema typically affect in children? |
| Describe the appearance of nummular eczema. |
| What are potential triggers of eczema? |
| Name 4 meds to tx eczema. |
| How common is acne vulgaris? Who is it moct common in? |
| What are the 2 mian types of acne lesions? |
| What are the 2 types of non-inflammatory acne lesions? |
| What are the 2 types of inflammatory acne lesions? |
| Name 4 causes of acne vulgaris. |
| What can be used to tx P. Acnes? What is a difficulty with tx it? |
| What acne med. is very teratogenic and prescription requires signing the Ipledge system? |
| What complication of acne can lead to hospitalization? What causes it? |
| Rosacea is a common skin condition that involves __________ and ___________. |
| Name the 4 types of rosacea. |
| What is the most common type of rosacea? Describe its presentation. |
| Describe acne rosacea. |
| Describe the presentation in phymatous rosacea. |
| Where does phymatous rosacea affect? |
| What is the tx for phymatous rosacea? |
| Describe ocular rosacea. |
| What triggers rosacea? |