Orthopaedics & MSK — Flashcards
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What is the final-line management for severe or resistant _____?\nOral isotretinoin
Acne vulgaris severity: Mild acne = _____ Moderate acne = more widespread with more papules & pustules Severe acne = widespread papules, pustules and nodules or cysts, often with scarring
Acne _____ is a rare, severe form of acne that presents with fever & arthralgias
Cutaneous warts prognosis if untreated? _____
The basis of pharmacological management of moderate acne vulgaris is a(n) _____ (e.g., Adapalene + BPO or BPO + Clindamycin).
Refer acne vulgaris to dermatology if mild-to-moderate acne has not responded to _____ completed courses of treatment
Hyperkeratotic lesions on the soles caused by HPV, often showing pinpoint black dots (thrombosed capillaries), are called _____ plantaris.
For acne vulgaris, topical _____ are used to prevent follicular clogging
_____ is NOT associated with increased risk of squamous cell carcinoma Photochemotherapy (PUVA) IS associated with increased risk of squamous cell carcinoma
Hint: What type of phototherapy
_____ may be used in secondary care as an alternative to topical treatments for psoriasis.
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