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What are common types of moles
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junctional, compund (raised), dermal (lose pigmentation)
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how does a congenital melanocytic naevi change
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becomes more wart like as child gets older
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what associations are there with a bathing trunk naevus
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satellite lesions, deviation of natal cleft, need to do an mri to exclude spinal cord abnormality
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what are some eczema triggers
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weather, sickness, immunisations, rough fabric, grass, fragrance
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tx of eczema
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mousturise 2x a day, topical steroid
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what does periorbital eczema often indicate
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house dust mites
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erythrodermic eczema, when should you skin prick
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after 12months otherwise high FN, unless severe, tx with 3 days of wet dressings
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prognosis of sebhorreic dermatitis
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1/3 get psoriasis, 1/3 get eczema, 1/3 normal
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allergic contact presentation
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streaky, itchy, not sick, give steroids if severe
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What do tinea lesions look like
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annular, well demarcated, scale, asymmetrical
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tx of tinea
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grisiofulvin
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what is tinea incognito
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random looking rash that is caused by inappropriate steroid tx of tinea
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what is black dot tinea
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tinea spores in the scalp
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what is kerion?
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inflammatory tinea capitus, need iv antibiotics, associated with hair loss with pustules
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what does HSV look like
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scalloped edge, grouped, can be pustular
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what is eczema herpeticum
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eczema with superimposed herpes, punched out lesions that bleed at the base, scalloped and grouped
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difference in adult and child shingles
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don't usually get post herpetic neuralgia in children
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tx of hpv warts
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if <20kg can use anti reflux meds (tegamet), otherwise freeze under general, dermatek solution for 3mo, plane warts-topical keratolytic, plantar- 20% formalin, philiform- burn with hot wire
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molluscum contagiosum tx
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prick them
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tx of bullous impetigo
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oral fluclox, tx nasal colonisation with bactroban (mupiricin)
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what causes pustules on hands or soles
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scabies until proven otherwise, can get secondary infection (impertiginous scabies)
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hypopigmentation
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pityriasis versicolour (malathezia furur), tx with anti yeast shampoo
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causes of folliculitis
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staph aureus, dermatophyte, pseudomonas
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what are complications with facial haemangiomas
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P (posteror cranial fossa abnorm) H (HA) A (arterial anomalies) C (coarctation) E (eye abnorm)
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