The scalp, elbows knees, lower back, and gluteal cleft are the commonest areas to be affected by _____ psoriasis.
_____ microabscess also called as spongiform pustules of Kogoj (deep; usually in the spinous/malpighian layer) are seen in psoriasis
Parakeratosis is commonly seen in psoriasis and _____
The most provocative factor for pustular psoriasis is withdrawal of _____
The acute generalized form of pustular psoriasis is termed as _____ type
In _____ psoriasis, the patient is often ill with fever, erythroderma, hypocalcemia, and cachexia
_____ sign in psoriasis is due to the elongated, dilated, tortuous vessels in the dermal papilla along with supra papillary thinning of epidermis.
Nail plate pitting is the most common feature of nail psoriasis and is of the _____ and irregular type (Thimble nail)
Topical _____, narrow band UV-B and antimicrobials are the mainstay of rx for management of guttate psoriasis
_____ is associated with Auspitz sign, which is pinpoint bleeding when scale is picked off
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