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dermatology MCQ lichen planus leprosy scabies bullous pemphigoid pemphigus foliaceus erythrasma pitted keratolysis acne tinea cruris

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dermatology AND treatment

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DermNet lichen planus oral buccal mucosa pemphigus foliaceus desmoglein 1 erythrasma Corynebacterium minutissimum tinea cruris

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  1. C) Polygonal
  2. C) Posterior retromolar buccal mucosa
  3. A) Ridley-Jopling classification
  4. B) To prevent deformities
  5. A) Macule
  6. B) Scar
  7. C) Classical scabies
  8. C) Skin-to-skin contact
  9. D) Basement membrane zone
  10. A) Dsg 1
  11. B) Corynebacterium minutissimum
  12. D) Increase moisture
  13. C) Comedone
  14. D) Doxycycline
  15. C) Tinea cruris
Q10: The question stem is cut off in the image. If it asks the Wood's lamp fluorescence of erythrasma, the answer is D) Red fluorescence (classically coral-red).
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Batch 1 Answers
  1. D) All of the above
  2. A) Comedone
  3. A) Bullous impetigo
  4. B) Parasitic infestation in beard
  5. B) Vesicles contain clear fluid and are usually smaller than 0.5 cm
  6. A) Pemphigus vulgaris
  7. D) Pediculosis capitis
  8. C) Treat all household members and contacts
  9. C) Ulcer
  10. B) Papule
  11. C) Midborderline leprosy
  12. C) Corneal ulcers
  13. D) Allergy to food
  14. A) Pemphigus vulgaris
  15. C) Adolescents and young children
  16. B) Flexural candidiasis
  17. A) Central clearing
  18. B) Blood clotting
  19. D) Painless ulcers
  20. C) 9-90 days
  21. A) Auspitz sign
  22. D) Etanercept
  23. B) Varicella zoster virus
  24. A) Tzanck smear
  25. A) Oral isotretinoin

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donovanosis AND granuloma inguinale

Granuloma inguinale (donovanosis), caused by Klebsiella granulomatis.
It presents as a painless, beefy-red, highly vascular genital ulcer that bleeds easily, usually without regional lymphadenopathy. The CDC STI guideline describes this characteristic appearance.
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