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Dermatology is the science of medicine relating to the back, skin, hair and nails, although it's most commonly used to refer to conditions of the skin and the scalp. There are a large number of diseases that affect the skin, and they can have a major impact on how a person feels both physically and mentally. That's why dermatology is such an important subject, as it can find effective treatments that can improve people's lives. If you want to discover more, and improve your knowledge, read through our dermatology flashcards.

Which European city was home to the first school of dermatology? What treatments do cosmetic dermatologists specialize in? How can the cause of dermatitis be ascertained? Find these answers, and many more, with our flashcards.

Can You Define The Following Utricaria In Dermatology Flashcards

Cards: 22| Attempts: 9| Last updated: Jun 17, 2020

A 3-year-old Female Is Brought To Your Offic...

Acute Urticaria Occurs When An Allergen Activ...

A 12-year-old Male Who Lives On A Farm Prese...

This Patient Has Pernio, Or Chilblains, Which...

A 90-year-old Female Nursing-home Patient Ha...

This Patient Has A Malignant Melanoma, Often ...

A 27-year-old Female Office Worker Presents ...

Although The Consequences Of Nasal (or Facial...

Veterinary Dermatology - Cat & Dog

Cards: 40| Attempts: 6| Last updated: Sep 17, 2015

Types Of Primary Skin Lesions

Macule, Wheal, Vesicle, Papule, Pustule, Nodu...

What Is A Macule? What Is A Patch?

Macule: Circumscribed Flat Lesion, With Chang...

What Is A Wheal?

Sharply Circumscribed, Raised Lesion Consisti...

What Is A Vesicle? What Is A Bulla?

Vesicle: A Sharply Circumscribed Elevation Of...

Dermatology

Cards: 15| Attempts: 3| Last updated: Sep 22, 2015

Drug Eruptions

- Any Medication Has The Potential To Cause A...

Drug Eruptions: Morbillifom

Drug Eruption: Diffuse

Do You Know These Skin Problems In Dermatology Flashcards

Cards: 167| Attempts: 1| Last updated: Dec 2, 2019

Pt Comes For Routine Check Up And You Notice ...

*Check Blood Cholesterol Levels As Xanthomas ...

*Everyone Knows That Skin Has Epidermis,Dermi...

*Desmosomes(Located In Statum Spinosum Betwee...

*Why Loss Of E-cadherin Would Promote Metasta...

*Because Cadherins(Calcium Dependent Adhesion...

*Difference Between Tight Junctions/gap Junct...

*Tight Junction Also Known As Zonula Occluden...

Pharmacology - Dermatology

Cards: 7| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 18, 2015

What Drugs Are Used In The Treatment Of Psori...

Acitretin, Tazarotene, Calcipotriene, And Bio...

What Biological Agents Are Used In The Treatm...

T-cell Modulators: Alefacept And Efalizumab ...

What Is A Profile Of Acitretin?

- Given Orally - Hypervitaminosis A - Eleva...

What Is Some Basic Profile Of Tazarotene?

It Is A Prodrug And The Active Metabolite, Ta...

Dermatology

Cards: 81| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 22, 2015

Honey Colored Crusts. Org

ImpetigoBeta Hemolytic Strep Or Staph

Cellultitis After Exposure To Saltwater Fish ...

Vibrio Vulnificans

Skin Ulcer In Neutropenic Pt. Name Of Rash? O...

Ecthyma Gangrenosum Org Pseudomonas

Chronic Nodular Infx Of Skin With Exposure To...

Mycobacterium Marinum

Dermatology

Cards: 27| Attempts: 0| Last updated: Sep 23, 2015

Seborrheic Ketatosis

Seborrheic Keratosis

Skin Tags

Hypertrophic Scars

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