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    EXAMINATIONS QUESTIONS DERMATALOGY FOR FOREIGN

    STUDENTS FACULTY 4-5SEMESTER. MEDICAL FACULTY

    Epidermis, the outer skin layer


    1. Derm is, the true skin
    2. Blood and lymphatic systems of the skin
    3. Neuro-receptor apparatus of the skin
    4. Function of the skin: protective, sensitive, termoregulating, respiratory.
    5. Function of the skin: metabolic, immune.
    6. Primary infiltrative morphological lesions
    7. Primary exudative morphological lesions
    8. Secondary morphological lesions
    10. Staphylococcal pyodermas: ostial folliculitis, deep folliculitis, sycosis
    11. Furuncle, carbuncle
    12. Hidradenitis, pyodermas in childhood
    13. Streptococcal pyodermas: impetigo bullosa, angulus infectiosus, perleche
    14. Pityriasis simplex, tourniole ( impetigo of the nail folds ).
    15. Mixed strepto-staphilococcal pyodermas
    16. Mycoses: classification
    17. Keratomycoses: pityriasis versicolor
    18. Erythrasma
    19. Epidermophytosis inguinalis
    20. Epidermophytosis of the feet, hands, nail plates
    21. Rubromycosis: lesion of the feet, hands, nail plates
    22. Superficial trichophytosis
    23. Chronic trichophytosis
    24. Infiltrative - suppurative (zoophilic) form of trichophytosis
    25. Micosporosis
    26. Favus
    27. Treatment of mycoses
    28. Dermatozoonoses: Soabies
    29. Dermatozoonoses: Pediculosis
    30. Herpes simplex
    31. Herpes Zoster
    32. Warts
    33. Condyloma acuminatum
    35. Eczema: general information, classification, clinical forms, treatment
    36. Microbial eczema, seborrhoeic eczema
    37. True eczema, infantile eczema
    38. Neurodermatoses: skin pruritus
    39. Neurodermitis
    40. Urticaria
    41. Psoriasis: aethiology, clinical forms, diagnosis, treatment
    42. Lichen rubber planus
    43. Bullous dermatoses: pemphigus vulgaris
    44. Pemphigus vegetans
    45. Pemphigus foliaceus
    46. Pemphigus seborrhoicus
    47. During's Disease
    48. Some s k i n diseases of warm countries: pinta, bejel,
    framboesia tropica
    49. Acne vulgaris
    50. Acne rosacea
    51. Syphilis: h r i e f historical outline, the aethiology of syphilis
    52. Laboratory identification of Treponema Pallidum
    53. Conditions and routes of infection with syphilis
    55. Classification of syphilis
    56. Hard chancre
    57. Secondary fresh period of syphilis - macular and popular
    syphilid
    58. Atypical chancres
    59. Regional scleradenitis
    61. Secondary recidiva period - macular and popular syphilid
    62. Pustular syphilid, classification
    63. Secondary syphilids of the mucous membranes
    64. Sy ph i l i ti c alopecia and leucoderma
    65. Tertiary period of syphilis: tubercular syphilis
    66. Syphilitic gumma
    67. Latent syphilis, affection of bones andjoints in syphilis
    68. Syphilis of the internal organs, neurosyphilis
    69. Gonorrhoea
    70. Trichomoniasis
    71. Chlamidiosis, Reitef s diseases.

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