General Surgery — Flashcards

A patient presents with a rash that appeared after a bee sting. Physical exam reveals annular, blanching, red papules on the arm. Vitals are normal. What is the most likely diagnosis? _____

Allergic contact dermatitis rash only affects areas within direct contact of allergen _____

Hint: T/F

The healing process of a cellulitic infection may be comprimised with comorbidities such as _____, chronic venous insufficiency, or morbid obesity

Cellulitis most commonly affects the _____

Hint: location

Spot diagnosis = _____

What is the management of severe acute flares of urticaria? _____

Hint: drug

If necrotic tissue is present in pressure sores then manage with _____

If multiple individuals of the same accommodation are infected with head lice they must be treated _____

_____ urticaria = < 6 weeks Chronic urticaria = > {{c2::6 weeks::time}

What is the most common allergen for allergic contact dermatitis? _____