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If you see a male pateint with spider angioma what do you think?
Liver disease, individuals with liver disease are not able to clear estrogens from the blood.
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In you office you remove a hyperpigemented macule lesion on a patient, when you remove it and send it to path you find that it was in the dermepidermal junction above the basement membrane. WHat is the most likely diagnosis?
Junctional nevus.
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What is a nevus?
a benign pigmented skin lesion
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Your patient has venous reflux, what benign and possible malignant lesion will you look for?
Statis dermatitis, and squamous cell.
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Describe lesion that you think looks like a superficial spreading melanoma using the ABCDE's
- Asymmetrical
- Boarder irregular
- colored
- Diameter
- elevation
On the patients left dorsal hallux there is a Asymmetric hyperpigmented patch. The lesion has an irregular boarder, is 6 mm in diameter, is elevated approximately 1 mm.
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your patient has a melanome that you remove, the path report comes back and says it invades the reticular dermis. Stage this
Clark's classification stage 4
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What is the treatment for scabies?
5% permethin cream, single dose Ivermectin
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A patient has a 4.1 mm deep melanome what it the survival rate?
- <0.75 97% survival
- 0.76 -1.5 87%
- 1.51 -3.99 67%
- 4. and greater 40%
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