Scarring Alopecias — MCQs

A patient presents with focal alopecia areata. All of the following are associations of alopecia areata except:

Non-scarring alopecia is associated with all except?

Scarring alopecia is seen in:

An 8-year-old child has localized non-cicatricial alopecia over scalp with itching and scales. The diagnosis is :

A patient with typical cutaneous lesions, slightly elevated red or purple macules often covered by gray or yellow adherent scales. Forceful removal of the scale reveals numerous ‘carpet tack’ extensions. The lesion is:

A male presents with alopecia and exclamation mark hairs. Diagnosis?

All of the following are true for pseudopelade of Brocq except?

A male presents with alopecia and exclamation mark hairs. Diagnosis?

Swarm of bees appearance seen in?

Rapid, diffuse, excessive hair loss occurring 3 months after childbirth is due to?