General Surgery — Flashcards
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As many as _____% of adolescents experience acne
What is the first-line management for tinea corporis/cruris? _____
What investigation is done for suspected tinea pedis if uncertain or targeted treatment is needed? _____
What is the first-line management of pityriasis versicolor? _____
_____ contact dermatitis presents with a erythematous, dry rash that feels pruritic
How do tinea corporis & tinea cruris annular patches differ? _____
What is the second-line management for pityriasis versicolor (extensive disease / topical mx is ineffective)? _____
Diagnosis of tinea corporis/cruris is done through thorough clinical _____ & exam
Onychomycosis is caused by _____ & yeast (candida)
Hint: 85%
Acne vulgaris spots include _____ (blackheads, whiteheads), inflammatory (pustules, papules), and excessive inflammatory (nodules, cysts) spots
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