1
Q
What is Seborrheic Keratosis?
A
Benign squamous proliferation
Common in elderly
2
Q
Appearance of SK
A
“Stuck on appearance”
Raised, discolored plaque, Characterized by keratin pseudocysts
3
Q
What is Leser-Trelat sign?
A
Sudden onset of multiple SK. May suggest underlying carcinoma of GI tract.
4
Q
What is Acanthosis Nigricans?
A
Epidermal hyperplasia with darkening of the skin.
Primarily in axilla or groin.
5
Q
What receptor is modified in Acanthosis Nigricans?
A
FGFR3
MSK Week 2
flashcards
Decks in class (28)
# Cards
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2.2.1. TCA Part II59
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2.2.1. ANS36
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2.2.1. Intro to Antibiotics46
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2.2.1. Intro to Imaging21
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2.2.1. Neural Tissue57
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2.2.1. Posterior Back/Neck23
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2.2.2. Antibiotics II38
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2.2.2. ETC64
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2.2.2. Phosphorylation24
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2.2.2. SG Physical Exam84
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2.2.3. ICS/ICR3
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2.2.3. Membrane I36
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2.2.3. Posterior Shoulder42
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2.2.4. Action Potentials34
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2.2.4. Cholinesterase53
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2.2.4. Dermatopathology5
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2.2.4. Muscular Junctions64
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2.2.5. Muscle Tissue93
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2.2.4. Neurotoxins27
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2.2.5. Anterior Shoulder22
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2.2.4. Dermatopathology Lab13
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2.2.2 Antibiotics I18
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2.2.4. Intro to Clinical Reasoning Low Back Pain24
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Lateral Cervical aka Posterior Triangle of neck25
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Neural Tissue Lab45
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Midterm Anatomy - Nerve Artery O/I Action114
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Microbiology Midterm79
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Antibiotics Midterm42
