Nikolskiy′s phenomenon
Nikolskiy′s phenomenon What is the difference between “Nikolskiy phenomenon” and Nikolskiy′s sign? “Nikolskiy phenomenon” The...
Dermatology
Olfleck’s phenomenon
Olfleck’s phenomenon is seen in [A] Lichen planus[B] Psoriasis[C] Actinic keratosis[D] Darier’s disease MECHANISM of...
Majocchi granuloma
Majocchi granuloma seen in Majocchi granuloma seen in [A] SLE[B] Sarcoidosis[C] Infective Endocarditis[D] Fungal Infection...
Jock itch
‘Jock itch’ is caused by [A] Erythrasma[B] Pityriasis versicolor[C] Lichen planus[D] T. Cruris T. Cruris...
Erythema
Not true regarding Erythema toxicum neonatorum is A. Usually occurs on the second or third...
Contact Dermatitis
All are true of irritant dermatitis by alkalis except A. Atopic patients are predisposed to...
Noninfectious Immunodeficiency Skin Disorders
Bruton syndrome is characterized by all except A. X-linked agammaglobulinemia (XLA)B. Recurrent skin staphylococcal infectionC....
Eczema
The hallmark of all eczematous eruptions is A. AcanthosisB. HyperkeratosisC. SpongiosisD. Xerosis The most frequently...
Atopic Dermatitis
Skin in atopic dermatitis is deficient in A. ElastinB. GlutamineC. CeramidesD. Cysteine The infectious agent...
Pruritus
Which one of the following is not true A. Bile stasis itching is a type...
Sebaceous glands
All of the following are sebaceous glands except A. Glands of MollB. Fordyce spotsC. Montgomery...
Hair follicles
All of the following are true of the hair follicles except A. Infundibulum segment is...
Skin Adnexa
The major collagen component of the basal lamina is A. Type IVB. Type XIC. Type...
Merkel cell
Merkel cell – Other Names Merkel-Ranvier cells Tactile epithelial cells What is the function of...
Odland bodies
Other Names Odland bodies – Also Called as 1 Lamellar granules 2 Lamellar bodies 3...
Epidermis : Basic Structure and Function
Not true of Merkel cell is A. Located directly above the basement membrane zoneB. Contain...
Primary lesions in Dermatology
Primary lesions in Dermatology 1 Macules Flat lesions Changed color Blanchable erythema <5 mm diameter...
Tomb Stone Appearance
Tomb Stone Appearance is Classically described in the histopathology of A. Bullous pemphigoid B. Pemphigus...
‘Striped’ appearance
Which of the following has Histology picture of “tri-layered or striped” appearance A. Leukoplakia B....
Windblown Appearance
‘windblown appearance’ is seen in epithelium of which disease? A. Dermatomyositis B. DLE C. Bowen′s...
Nikolsky’s sign
Nikolsky’s sign is present in all of the following cases EXCEPT – A. Stevens–Johnson syndrome...
Dermatomyositis Autoantibodies
Autoantibodies are associated with specific complications and findings: Anti-Jo: Antisynthetase syndrome consisting of interstitial lung...
