General Surgery — Flashcards
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Cutaneous _____ warts are caused by HPV 1-4
What is the most likely diagnosis in a young, active patient that collapses while exercising and presents with a temperature of 41°C, disorientation, and respiratory distress? _____
Spot Diagnosis: Rough, verrucous papules with tiny black dots (thrombosed capillaries) = _____
Heat stroke is defined as a core body temperature >_____°C & CNS dysfunction
The hallmark lesion of acne is the _____ (which can be open or closed).
Refer acne vulgaris to dermatology if moderate-to-severe acne has not responded to previous treatment that includes a(n) _____
Oral _____ may be used as an alternative antibiotic for acne vulgaris if the patient is pregnant/breastfeeding
_____ is a medical emergency caused by passive exposure to severe heat or strenuous exercise
First-line management of folliculitis that does not resolve spontaneously involves _____.
Cutaneous warts peak in _____
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