SARA MICHELLE'S CRASH COURSE EXAM ACTUAL /
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS.
Eschar on the heel -----Answers---typically seen with diabetics if it is stable with no signs of infections it should not be removed or soaked by the patient
Scabies -----Answers---between fingers & ties intently pruritic & everyone in the house has same symptoms
TXT: permethrin cream & wash everything in hot water usually
have to treat twice to get rid of it effectively
Chicken Pox -----Answers---Lesions in various stages of healing Varicella Vaccine- LIVE must be 12 months of age Can return to school when all of the lesions are crusted over
Head Lice -----Answers---Pruitis all throughout the day and night
TXT: permethrin- only kills live lice therefore the nits (eggs)
must be combed out. may need 2 treatments. wash bedding & other items in hot water
Molluscum Contagiosum -----Answers---If located in the groin area- possible sexual abuse Impregnated or dimple lesion highly contagious 1 / 4
TXT: self-limiting takes a few months
Anthrax -----Answers---Cattle Farmer ulcerated & black lesion that is painless
TXT: CIPRO for at least 2 months. also treated with
tetracycline- doxycycline
Hidradenitis Suppurativia -----Answers---Recurrent issue- not due to hygiene more linked to genetics risk factors- smoking & obesity abscess in the axilla
TXT: I&D & wound culture
Mild= warm compresses and ABX- long term
Folliculitis -----Answers---infection of the hair follicles
TXT: topical mupirocin
Severe- oral ABX penicillin or Keflex
Rosacea -----Answers---Erythematous facial rash that does NOT spare the nose
TXT: topical flatly gel
Lupus -----Answers---Erythematous facial rash that DOES spare the nasolabial folds (MALOR RASH)
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Sjogren's Syndrome -----Answers---Very dry eyes & mouth commonly seen in Lupus
Erysipelas -----Answers---Sharply defined with well-defined borders superficial cellulitis
TXT: Keflex or Penicillin
Purulent Cellulitis -----Answers---Possible MRSA Bactrim Clindamyacin Doxycline
Non-Purulent Cellulitis -----Answers---Erythematous angry looking swollen
TXT: Keflex or PCN
Geographical tongue -----Answers---BENIGN caused by spicy & hot foods
Leukoplakia -----Answers---can not scrape off of tongue refer to dentists commonly seen with HIV
Candidiasis -----Answers---Can scrape off of tongue 3 / 4
Rubeola -----Answers---Measles starts with a fever, cough, congestion (Coryza) & conjunctivitis (pink watery eyes)- 10 days after exposure rash on day 15 when fever breaks Koplic Spots- mouth tiny sand grains surrounded by erythematous base on the buccal mucosa (2-3 days after symptoms) contagious airborne- 1 week after exposure 304 days before rash & 3-4 days after rash causes PNA & encephalitis
TXT: antpyretics, hydration & rest (days 22-24 rash resolves
along w/ measles) MMR at 12 months & 4 yrs- LIVE vaccine
Mumps -----Answers---Parotid gland swelling (bulimia can cause this too from repetitive vomiting)
Rubella -----Answers---German measles Rash- pink & starts on face and spreads to rest of the body fever, swollen cervical lymph nodes
TXT: hydration, rest, Tylenol & Motrin
Contagious- do not want pregnant women to catch- fetus= birth defects or miscarriage most worrisome 1st trimester
Roseola -----Answers---6th disease
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