Vitiligo — MCQs

Match the following woods lamp findings: 1. Erythrasma, 2. Pityriasis versicolor, 3. Tinea capitis, 4. Vitiligo || a. Yellow b. Coral red fluorescence c. Pink d. Green e. Milky white

PUVA therapy is used in all except:

Large unilateral hypopigmented lesions on the right trunk and arm in a female are best explained by which of the following?

Koebner's phenomenon is seen in all except

Koebner's phenomenon seen in ?

"Isomorphic response" can be a feature of the following except

A patient presents with the skin finding shown in the image. The depigmented patch on the forehead and a white forelock have been present since birth and have remained stable. Identify the most likely diagnosis for this lesion.

A young girl presents with leukotrichia and lesions as shown in the image. What is the most likely diagnosis?

A 35-year-old obese woman presents with recurrent lesions in both axilla in summer season. Wood lamp examination is shown. The diagnosis is:

The following lesion appears on the leg of a patient of ulcerative colitis. All are useful in management except: