Inflammatory Skin Diseases through Teledermatology

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Teledermatology has been studied for its applicability in which of the following inflammatory dermatological conditions (2020) ?
- Atopic Dermatitis (AD) only
- Psoriasis only
- Acne Vulgaris only
- All of the above
- All the above except AD
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When taking pictures in patients with atopic dermatitis, the following advice applies except:
- Adequate lighting to properly visualize the entire rash.
- Use a solid background without patterns.
- In patients with a higher skin phototype, use a white background.
- Avoid altering the images using filter, especially if the picture is provided by the patient.
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Teledermatology has shown use in the follow-up of Inflammatory conditions as well as in some treatments. Which of the following statements are correct (2020) ?
- Psoriasis
- Atopic Dermatitis
- Acne Vulgaris
- Itraconazole
- All answers above except "Itraconazole"
- All of the above are correct.
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Dermoscopy is also useful for inflammatory skin diseases. When taking a picture, it is recommended you use the following advice except:
- Include some normal skin to contrast, at a ratio of 25/75: 25 of normal skin and 75 of affected skin.
- If the lesion or the rash occupies a small surface, then make sure that the rash is in the center and not displaced at the periphery.
- Always get a contact non-polarized image first, because that will actually give you the vessel arrangements, which are really important for making a diagnosis when diagnosing a rash.
- Make sure to get some complimentary views when photographing rashes such as bilateral anatomical topography mapping: for example if the left elbow is involved, make sure to include the picture of the right elbow.
- -If the rash is large and it has different morphologies, make sure to take multiple dermoscopy images.
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Teledermoscopy can be useful including Psoriasis, Eczema and Lichen Planus. What is correct concerning psoriasis:
- Non-polarized light, regularly tightly, uniformly arranged, dotted vessels can be seen.
- Non-polarized light shows vessels appearing clustered red dots, but these are not regularly uniformly arranged. These are irregularly arranged and some of them are sparse.
- Polarized-light: almost yellowish to yellow-orange-like scales and scale crust
- Polarized light highlights white scaling throughout.
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A patient comes for a non-responding rash of dermatitis. Then dermoscopy is added – it highlights an “inverted triangle”. What does this sign suggest ?
- Eczema
- Lichen Nitidus
- Minocycline-induced pigmentation
- Pediculosis Capitis
- Deep Fungal Infection
- An other Infestation
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