Pathophysiology of Psoriasis — Flashcards

Pathophysiology of Psoriasis — Flashcards

Pathophysiology of Psoriasis — Flashcards
#1

What kind of T-helper cells are decreased in psoriasis?_____

#2

Scaling is greatly reduced or absent in _____ psoriasis

#3

_____ Koebner phenomenon is seen in areas of psoriasis which clear and heal following trauma

#4

Which HLA subtype is associated with guttate psoriasis?_____

#5

Munro's microabscess are seen within the stratum _____

#6

What type of psoriasis follows a chronic course?_____

#7

The acute generalized form of pustular psoriasis is termed as _____ type

#8

_____ sign in psoriasis is due to the elongated, dilated, tortuous vessels in the dermal papilla along with supra papillary thinning of epidermis.

#9

Nail plate pitting is the most common feature of nail psoriasis and is of the _____ and irregular type (Thimble nail)

#10

Topical _____, broad band UV-B and antimicrobials are the mainstay of rx for management of guttate psoriasis

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