General Surgery — Flashcards

Eron classification for cellulitis: Class IV: _____ OR severe life-threatening infection (e.g. necrotising fasciitis)

_____ contact dermatitis presents with a erythematous, papular or vesicular rash that is oedematous & oozing as well as feeling intensely pruritic

What is the management of pressure sores? _____

Allergic contact dermatitis rash typically occurs _____-48 hours after exposure to an allergen **assuming previous sensitisation has already occurred

What is the management for Eron class I cellulitis?** _____ **class I is no signs of systemic toxicity or uncontrolled comorbidities Extra:

The _____ classification dictates management for cellulitis

What is the management for class III & IV cellulitis?** _____ **class III is significant systemic upset or unstable comorbidities class IV is sepsis or life-threatening infection

Angio-oedema most commonly affects the _____, lips, & genitals

Eron classification for cellulitis: Class I: _____

Cellulitis is most often caused by _____ or Streptococcus pyogenes infection

Hint: purulent