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Integumentary

Skin and its appendages

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What are honey crusted skin lesions that are bacterial in etiology? Impetigo
What are the 2 types of impetigo? Bullous type and non-bullous type
What pathogens commonly cause impetigo? Staph aureus or strep pyogenes
What is the treatment for non-bullous impetigo? Mupirocin ointment or (Bactroban)
What is the treatment for bullous impetigo? Oral antibiotics
What is the primary lesion in pityriasis rosea? A herald patch with trailing collarette scales inside an erythematous border commonly located on the trunk
What pattern of rash follows the herald patch in pityriasis rosea? Rash with a Christmas tree pattern
What is the pathognomonic presentation of Rocky mountain spotted fever? Erythematous rash on the hands and soles of feet appearing after a history of a tick bite or describing the patient recently being on a camping trip
What is the drug of choice for Rocky Mountain spotted fever? Doxycycline
What is the pathogen in the arthropod or tic-borne infection, Rocky Mountain spotted fever? Rickettsia rickettsii bacterial infection
What are the differential diagnoses to consider for the clinical impression of Rocky Mountain spotted fever? Bacterial endocarditis, hand, foot, and mouth disease, and secondary syphilis
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