Derma final 2021

19th of May
Test 1

1. Necrobiotic and degenerative changes in the cells of the Malpighian layer:

parakeratosis (retention of nuclei in stratum corneum)
dyskeratosis (abnormal keratinization occurring below stratum granulosum)
acantholysis (loss of desmosomes in s. spinosum)
spongiosis (accumulation of fluid in epidermis)
vacuolar degeneration (dermal epidermal junction)

2. Mark the secondary lesion:

Blister
Ulcer
Pustule
erosion
b, d

3. Disruption of the intercellular epithelial connections is:

acantholysis
spongiosis
hypergranulosis
parakeratosis
dyskeratosis

4. A superficial break in the epidermis which does not extend down into the
dermis is:
erosion
madidation
ulcer
fissure

5. Loss of epidermis and the dermis is:

Crust
Erosion
ulcer
blister
fissure

6. Tinea ___ means ring worm, athlete's foot.

mycosis
impetigo
purpura
corporis
fungoides
 (should be pedis)
7. Ringworm is a common fungal disease of the skin also called:
morbus Darier
papilloma
mycosis fungoides
abscess
tinea

8. Which of these symptoms distinguish alimentary urticaria from urticaria

after flea bites?
grouping of lesions
more intense itching (pruritus)
sudden development
slowly development of new wheals
central small haemorrhagic point

9. Herpes zoster is characterized by:

epidermal papula
cyst
white macula
O intraepidermal vesicles
O scales

10. Choose the correct answer about chronic urticaria:

Duration is less than 6 weeks
None of mentioned
Should not be treated with antihistamines
Duration is more than 6 weeks
Affect only mucous membrane

11. Hanifin Rajka's clinical criterias:

are divided to major and minor criterias
are not used in diagnosis of AD
history of atopy is not included
itching is not included
skin distribution is not typical

12. All are common of atopic dermatitis except:

Extensor distribution (it is below the age of 4, tricky!)
O Flexural distribution
O Xerosis
O Increased IgE
O Hertogh sign

13. Predilected location of psoriatic lesions is:

Distal parts of the extremities including nails
 Scalp and neck
Seborrheic areas
There is no predilected location
O Elbows and knees

14. Wickham striae are typical for:

psoriasis vulgaris
discoid lupus erythematosus
lichenification on the skin
mucosal manifestations of lichen planus
parapsoriasis en plaques

15. Kobner's phenomenon seen in:

Urticaria
Herpes simplex
Human papilloma virus infection
Psoriasis
All the above

16. What conditions is associated with dermatitis herpetiformis?

Atopic dermatitis
Herpes simplex
lodine positivity
Herpes zoster
Chickenpox

17. Usuall treatment approach in pemphigus and pemphigoid group include:

retinoids
Antiandrogens
antiparasitic therapy
hormonal contraceptives
immunosuppressive drugs

18. What is the clinical manifestation of bullous pemphigoid?

grouped bullous and pustulous lesions on the inflamed base
flaccid vesicles and bullae on the normal skin
Nikolsky's sign can be positive
eruption of tense bullae on erythematous base
vegetation can create in places of erosions

19. Which from the following the most common side effect of oral retinoids?
obstruction to pilosebaceous ducts
Oiliness
glandular hyperplasia
rhinophyma
dryness
20. A small, tan macule located on sun-exposed skin is called a:
lentigo maligna
dysplastic nevus
melanoma
ephelis (freckles)
nevus

21. Which symptom is not characteristic for syphilis connata praecox:

parrot lines
ulcus durum
syphilitic polished heels
coryza syphilitica
pemphigus syphiliticus

22. The first-line treatment for syphilis is considered to be:

penicillin
azitromycine
the choice of antibiotic depends on the stage
tetracycline
quinolones

23. Which of the following are skin lesions associated with AIDS?
Psoriasis
Basal cell carcinoma
Kaposi sarcoma
Dermatitis herpetiformis
Squamous cell carcinoma

24. What is the pathogenetic basis of all forms of miliaria?

keratotic seal of excretory duct of sweat glands
obstruction of sebaceous glands by concentrated and viscous sebum
follicular hyperkeratosis
obstruction of excretory duct of the sweat glands in oedematous upper parts
of the epidermis
bacterial infection penetrating through macerated horny layer

25. A 30 years old male presents with pruritic flat-topped polygonal, shiny
violaceous papules with flexural distribution. The most likely diagnosis is:
Pityriasis
Psoriasis
Lichen planus
Tinea flexurarum
Lichenoid dermatitis
Test 2

15. What is Auspitz sign?

O scales fall off in form of tiny flakes that resemble scrapings from a candle using
methodical scratching witth scalpel
O synonymum for oozing of psoriartic lesions
O punctuate bleeding from enlarged capillaries when the last layer of scale is
removed by scratching with the scalpel
O eyronym for collarette of scales
O area bleeding that ocours after the friction of psoriatic plaques between the
fingers mark)

16. Pemphigus vulgaris is characterized by:

O favourite affected areas: blade, gluteal and sacral area
O favourite affected areas: lateral part of the neck, armpits, flexor part of arm, inner
thigh
O celiakia
O negative iodine test
O flaccid bullae usually on erythematous skin

17. Pemphigus vulgaris is characterized by:

positive iodine test
favourite affected areas: blade, gluteal and sacral area
flaccid bullae usually on normal skin
Nikolsky's sign is negative
favourite affected areas: lateral part of the neck, armpits, flexor part of arm, inner
thigh

18. Choose from the list autoimmune bullous dermatoses:

O Eczema herpeticum, dermatitis herpetiformis, mucosal pemphigoid
O IgA linear dermatose, pemphigus vulgaris, bullous impetigo
OBullous pemphigoid, epidermolysis bullosa acquisita, bullous erysipelas
O Pemphigus foliaceus, herpes gestationis, dermatitis herpetiformis
O Vitiligo, eczema molluscatum, IgA linear dermatose

19. Which of the following is not a factor in the development of the skin condition
known as acne vulgaris?
infection with Staphylococcus aures
overactive sebaceous glands
inflammation
infection with Propionbacterium acnes
follicular epidermal hyperproliferation

20. Seborrheic keratosis:

caused by a virus and are transmitted by touch
is a very rare benign epithelial skin tumor
is a very frequent malignant epithelial skin tumor
is a very frequent benign epithelial skin tumor
is a benign proliferations of the skin and mucosa caused by infection papillomavirus

21. Causative agent of lymphogranuloma venereum is:

Calymmatobacterium (Klebsiella) granulomatis
Ureaplasma urealyticum
Chlamydia trachomatis
Haemophilus ducreyi
O Mycoplasma hominis

22. Mark the correct statement about granuloma inguinale:

the first manifestation of disease can be a nodule, which forms to a slowly growing
ulcer
the first manifestation of disease can be a vesicle, which forms to a slowly growing
ulcer
the first manifestation of disease can be a pustule, which forms to slowly growing
ulcer
the first manifestation of disease can be forms to a slowly growing ulcer
the first manifestation of disease can be urtica, which forms to a slowly growing
ulcer

23. Mark the correct statement about alopecia areata:

it is manifested as circumscribed area with atrophic skin
Test 3

1.
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Ecthyma is:
crusted impetigo
ulcerative impetigo
circinate impetigo
bullous impetigo
none of the above
(1 mark )

2.
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An extravasation of blood causing reddish discolouration of the skin or mucous
membrane, e.g bruise:
erosion
erythoderma
erythema
telangiectasia
purpura
(1 mark )

3.
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Skin impregnation is:
pigmentation due to pregnancy (called "chloasma")
skin calcinosis (accumulation of calcium salt crystals in skin)
deposits of urate salts in the skin (called "tophi")
accidental tattoo (in lecture it's tattoo)
impetigo in pregnancy
(1 mark )

4.
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Sun exposed location is chrateristic for:
Herpes simplex
Discoid lupus erythematosus
Contact toxic dermatitis
Impetigo contagiosa
Psoriasis
(1 mark )

5.
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The difference between a vesicle and a bulla is:
diameter of the lesion
 location on the body
thickness (height) of the lesion
extension into the dermis
presence of pus vs. clear serous fluid
(1 mark )

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Post scabietic nodules:
never cause itching
are usually located on the back
are best treated by antibiotics
all of the above
none of the above
(1 mark )

7.
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Which disease fluoresces under the Wood¥s light?
erysipelas
scabies
pityriasis rosea
pityriasis versicolor
tinea inguinalis
(1 mark )

8.
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Herpes zoster affects:
mostly young individuals
symetrically both extremities
mostly patients over 50y
unilateral dermatome
answers c, d are correct
(1 mark )

9.
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Mark the disease in which the virus as an aetiological agent has not been proved so
far:
molluscum contagiosum (poxvirus)
condylomata acuminate (HPV)
condylomata lata (HPV 6, 11)
warts (HPV)
none of the above
(1 mark )
10.
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Which statement about atopic dermatitis is correct:
greasy skin
occurs only in childhood
non typical location
mucose membrane involvement
epidermal barrier is impaired
(1 mark )

11.
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Berloque dermatitis is due to contact with:
Food
Plants
Cosmetics
Fish
Metals
(1 mark )

12.
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Which condition belongs to endogenous eczemas:
parapsoriasis
asteatosis
pityriasis rubra pilaris
xerosis
asteatotic eczema
(1 mark )

13.
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Whickam¥s striae:
Represent localized hypergranulosis and hyperkeratosis (not sure about
hyperkeratosis)
They are visible on papule in lichen planus (on papule? What is that mean?)
They make lacy pattern on mucosa (100% true)
They are more visible with using oil and a dermatoscop (not sure if "more")
All the above
(1 mark )

14.
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Treatment of psoriasis includes:
Antihistamines
Systemic steroids
Vitamin B analogue
 Terbinafine
Methotrexate
(1 mark )

15.
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Which forms of psoriasis do you know?
hair psoriasis
bullous psoriasis
inverse psoriasis
vesicular psoriasis
all of the above
(1 mark )

16.
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Intraepidermal bullae are seen in:
Herpes gestationis
IgA linear dermatitis
Pemphigus vulgaris
Dermatitis herpetiformis
Congenital epidermolysis bullosa
(1 mark )

17.
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Which condition is typical in pemphigus foliaceus:
vegetating lesions
intradermal bulla
palms and soles involvement
iodine positivity
extremely large flacid vesicles
(1 mark )

18.
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Etiological agent responsible for bullous impetigo is:
Cutibacterium acnes
Staphylococcus aureus
Streptococcus pyogenes
Corynebacterium species
Staphylococcus epidermidis
(1 mark )

19.
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Mark the correct statement relating to phymatous form:
 is associated with atopic dermatitis
is associated with acne vulgaris
is associated with rosacea
is associated with perioral dermatitis
none of the above
(1 mark )

20.
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Sun exposure is a risk factor for:
Actinic keratosis
Basal cell carcinoma
Squamous cell carcinoma
Melanoma
All of the above
(1 mark )

21.
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Pigmentary changes in secondary syphilis can mimick:
Pityriasis versicolor
Psoriatic leukoderma
Vitiligo
All of the above
None of the above
(1 mark )

22.
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What is masked syphilis?
synonym for syphilis connate
delay formation of ulcus durum due to the parallel treatment of other
diseases, inadequate doses of antibiotics
synonym for syphilis latens
obscure the symptoms of primary and early secondary syphilis due to the
parallel treatment of other diseases, inadequate doses of antibiotics
synonym for syphilis decapitated
(1 mark )

23.
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Androgenetic alopecia belongs to group of:
scarring alopecias
reversible alopecias
inflammatory alopecias
irreversible alopecias
neutrophilic scarring alopecias
(1 mark )

24.
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Which organ may be involved by SLE:
Central nervous system
Heart
Joints
Kidney
All of the above
(1 mark )

25.
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A patient complains of a stinging itch between her toes. Upon inspection, you see
white, spiderweb-like material between the toes. The skin in the area is moist and
rubs off easily. This sounds like...
Chronic contact dermatitis
Acute papulosquamous tinea pedis
Acute contact dermatitis
Chronic papulosquamous tinea pedis
Chronic intertriginous tinea pedis
Test 4

 1. 
Elephantiasis can be due to:
Erysipelas

Filariasis

Lymphogranuloma venereu
(not true!)

Leishmaniasis

all of the above

(1 mark )

2. 
A flattopped elevated lesion due to edema in the upper dermis is:
madidation

pustule

urtica

small tuber

vesicle
(1 mark )

3. 

Which of the following is elevated lesion?

urtica

excoriation

macule

fissure
 erosion
(1 mark )

4. 

Cyanosis is a sign of:

Livedo reticularis

Acrocyanosis

Cutis marmorata

Raynaud fenomenon

All of the above

(1 mark )

5. 

Pustule is a primary lesion seen in:

herpes

folliculitis

psoriasis

pityriasis

b,c

(1 mark )

6. 
What parasite lives in the excretory ducts of the sebaceous glands:
Phthirus pubis (person's pubichair)

Pediculos capitis

Pediculosis corporis

Sarcoptes scabiei (not true!!!)

Demodex folliculorum (hair follicle)

(1 mark )

7. 

Kerion is:
staphylococcal infection of the hair follicle

is associated with systemic manifestation

a disease which never leads to cicatricial alopecia

all of the above

none of the above

(1 mark )

8. 

Mark most common causative agent of tinea pedis:

Trichophyton schoenleinii

Trichophyton rosaceum

Trichophyton rubrum

Scopulariopsis brevicaulis
 Aspergillus niger
(1 mark )

9. 

Post scabietic nodules:

never cause itching

are usually located on the back

are best treated by antibiotics

all of the above

none of the above

(1 mark )

10. 

An acute eruption of intensely ichty papules or wheals is called:

Pityriasis rosea

Urticaria

Rosacea

Pityriasis rubra pilaris

Acne
(1 mark )

11. 

Hanifin Rajka´s clinical criterias:

are not used in diagnosis of atopic dermatitis
 are divided to major and minor criterias

history of atopy is not included

skin distribution is typical

b,d

(1 mark )

12. 

Physical urticaria includes all the following except:

Solar urticaria

Cold urticaria

Pressure urticaria

Uticaria pigmentosa

Heat urticaria
(1 mark )

13. 

Which clinical features are characteristic for lichen planus?

Herald patch

Collarette scales

Wickham striae

Auspitz sign

Carpet tack sign

(1 mark )
14. 

Mark the correct statement about lichen simplex chronicus is:

some skin types are more prone to elephanthiasis

it is first stage of lichen planus

favourite affected areas are neck, distal parts of the limbs or genital area

mucous membranes are affected

Wickham striae are present

(1 mark )

15. 

Secondary erythroderma can develop from:

secondary syphilis

tuberculosis cutis

pityriasis versicolor

rosacea

pityriasis rubra pilaris

(1 mark )

16. 

Mark the pathognomic histological feature of bullous pemphigoid:

hyperkeratosis

subepidermal blistering

parakeratosis

dyskeratosis

acantholysis
(1 mark )

17. 

A 32-year-old man presents with 5 days of pain and 3 days of a band of blisters on
the left flank beginning in the midline posteriorly and ending abruptly in the midline
anteriorly. What rapid test should you do to diagnose the blistering problem?
CBC and blood culture

KOH exam

Gram stain

Tzanck test

Bacterial culture
(1 mark )

18. 

Choose the correct statement about clinical manifestation in dermatitis

herpetiformis:
Severe itching and burning are a feature

Vesicular rash commonly occurs on the extensor surfaces

Systemic iodides may aggravate dermatitis herpetiformis

Gluten free diet may control dermatitis herpetiformis

All of the above

(1 mark )

19. 

Which of the following is not a factor in the development of the skin condition
known as acne vulgaris?
 inflammation

overactive sebaceous glands

infection with Propionibacterium acnes

follicular epidermal hyperproliferation

infection with Microccocus acnes

(1 mark )

20. 

Mark the correct statement about basal cell carcinoma:

in the pathogenesis excessive UV-radiation is significant

overgrowth to the deeper layers is not probable

irregular dark-brown pigmentation is typical

can also affect the mucous membranes

does not affect places exposed to UV-radiation

(1 mark )

21. 

What is the most common localization of condylomata acuminata?

oral cavity mucosa

lips

labia minora

armpits

subungual
(1 mark )

22. 
Causative agent of lymphogranuloma venereum is:
Haemophilus ducreyi

Ureaplasma urealyticum

Calymmatobacterium (Klebsiella) granulomatis

Chlamydia trachomatis

Mycoplasma hominis
(1 mark )

23. 

Which part of sun radiation does induce erythema on skin?

combination of UV-B + UV-C-rays

UV-B-rays (314 nm – 280 nm)

UV-A-rays (400 nm – 315 nm)

UV-C-rays (below 280 nm)

infrared radiation
(1 mark )

24. 

What internal disorders may occur in diffuse systemic sclerosis?

oesophageal involvement

fibrotic changes of kidneys

changes of myocardium

fibrotic changes of lungs

all of the above

(1 mark )

25. 

A 4-year-old girl develops vesicles with honey-colored crusts around her nose. The
most likely organism is:
Propionibacterium acnes

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Mixed bacterial flora

Haemophilus influenza

Streptococcus pyogenes
Test 5

KD/D-GM2/18 Dermatovenerology verzia LS2021

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1.  Connective tissue, blood vessels and nerves belong to:

papillary and reticular dermis
epidermis only
papillary dermis only
reticular dermis only
epidermis, papillary and reticular dermis
(1 mark )

2.  Palpation of the localized lesion identifies:

size

consistency

surface

mobility

all of the above

(1 mark )

3.  Mark the secondary lesion:

scale

macule

erosion

fissure

a,c,d

(1 mark )

4.  What is a bulla?

a large hive
excoriated vesicle
a large vesicle
a large pustule
a large cyst
(1 mark )
5.  The difference between a macule and a patch is:
presence of infiltration
thickness of the lesion
surface (macula is shiny, patch is scaled)
diameter of the lesion
extension into the dermis
(1 mark )

6.  Mark the correct statement about gingivostomatitis herpetica:

herpes simplex virus primoinfection can proceed this way

occurs mostly in elder people

infection occurs as an chronic illness without fever

blisters are healing with scars

all of the above

(1 mark )

7.  Mark the disease in which the virus as an aetiological agent has not been proved so
far:
molluscum contagiosum

condylomata acuminata

condylomata lata

warts

none of the above

(1 mark )

8.  Where can develop infectious processes caused by Candida albicans?

on the nails

on the oral cavity mucosa

in gastrointestinal tract

on the mucosa of genitals

all of the above

 (1 mark )

9.  Contagious bacterial skin infection with pustules that rupture, typical for child age:
epidermolysis bullosa
dermatitis herpetiformis
morphea
impetigo
erythrasma
(1 mark )

10.  Facial signs of atopy include:

Hertoghe´s sign

Darier´s sign

Apple jelly sign

Auspitz sign

none of the above

(1 mark )

11.  What condition is contraindicated to perform prick and intradermal testing:

Physical urticaria induced by scratching/pressure
Fear of needles
There are no contraindications
History of allergy
Immunosuppressive condition
(1 mark )

12.  How does a skin drug eruptions typically present?

Urticaria and angioedema

Exanthema maculpapular

Lichenoid drug eruption

Fixed drug eruption

All of the above

(1 mark )

13.  Herald patch is the first lesion of:

Lichen sclerosus et atrophicus
Lyme disease
 Lichen planus
Psoriasis vulgaris
Pityriasis rosea
(1 mark )

14.  Treatment of psoriasis includes:

Terbinafine
Vitamin B analogue
Methotrexate
Systemic steroids
Antihistamines
(1 mark )

15.  All are causes of erythematosquamous lesions except:

Parapsoriasis
Seborrhoeic dermatitis
Psoriasis
IgA linear dermatitis
Pityriasis rosea

(psoriasis, seboreic dermatitis, lichen planus, pityriasis rosea, chronic dermatitis and
pityriasis rubra pilaris)

(1 mark )

16.  Which histological and morphological manifestation does occur in bullous

pemphigoid?
Munro's microabscesses
acanthosis
intraepidermal blisters
subepidermal blisters
subcorneal blisters
(1 mark )

17.  IgA granular deposits in papilary dermis is seen in:

Herpes gestationis
Pemphigus vulgaris
Dermatitis herpetiformis
Impetigo herpetiformis
Paraneoplastic pemphigus
(1 mark )

18.  Choose the appropriate therapy for dermatitis herpetiformis:

retinoids

diet restriction of purines

 antiviral agents

corticosteroids

none of the above

(1 mark )

19.  What is the infective agent implicated in acne?

Staphylococcus aureus
Propionibacterium acnes
Streptococcus pyogenes
Staphylococcus epidermidis
Micrococcus acnes
(1 mark )

20.  Variants of basal cell carcinoma are all except:

vesicular
sclerodermiform
superficial
nodular
pigmented
(1 mark )

21.  Assign the clinical form of secondary syphilis:

ulcus molle

ulcus durum

tuberous syphilid

alopecia

all of the above

(1 mark )

22.  Assign the clinical forms of tertiary syphilis:

plaques opalines
condylomata accuminata
tuberous syphilid
roseola syphilitca
condylomata lata
(1 mark )

23.  Histopathology of lupus erythematosus reveals:

Thickenning of basal membrane zone and follicular plugging
 Epidermolysis
Finger-like acanthosis
Munroe microabcesses
Localized hyperkeratosis and hypergranulosis
(1 mark )

24.  Clinical features of migratory glossitis (lingua geographica) is:

well-demarcated area of erythema with smooth surface, without whitish coating on
keratinising surphace of tongue
well-demarcated erosions and ulcers
focal manifestations of lingua villosa nigra with hypertrophy of filiform papillae
focal hyperkeratotic papillae which peel off sometimes and leave erosions behind
well-demarcated areas of erythema with smooth surface, with white borders
(1 mark )

25.  Man, age 24, is coming to your office with palmo-plantar distribution of dark red
papules with hyperkeratotic surface, lesions are non-itchy nor painful. He also
noticed some hair loss. From anamnesis- heterosexual man with multiple sexual
partners in last months.
Secondary stage of syphilis

Haemophilus ducrey

Condylomata accuminata

Third stage of syphilis

Condylomata lata

(1 mark )

Derma additional questions

1. Following skin disease has typical distribution

a. Psoriasis
b. B, c
c. Seborhoic dermatitis
d. Pediculosis
e. Scabies

2. Pustule is a primary lesion seen in

a. Herpes
b. Folliculitis
c. Psoriasis
d. Pityriasis
e. B,c
3. Onychomycosis is
a. Ringworm of the scalp
b. Ringworm of the face
c. Ringworm of the groin
d. Ringworm of the feet
e. None of the above

4. Where is typical location for scabies infection?

a. Around knees
b. On elbows
c. Interdigital area
d. Around ankles
e. In scalp

5. what medications are usually used as the first choice for treatment of hives?
a. Antihistamines
b. Anti-inflammatory medications like ibuprofen
c. Topical creams
d. Steroid injections
e. Allergy shots (immunotherapy)

6. Mark the correct statement about psoriasis

a. Favorite affected areas is oral cavity
b. Scalp is never affected
c. Loss of hair
d. Psoriatic lesion weeps
e. Typical are dry and silver-white scales

7. Treatment of psoriasis includes:

a. PUVA
b. Terbinafine
c. Thalidomide
d. Antihistamines
e. Femicycline

8. Which condition is typical in pemphigus vegetans:

a. Intradermal bulla
b. Palms and soles involvement
c. The face, head, back and chest are most commonly affected
d. Frequently occurs on areas of friction
e. Iodine positivity

9. What is the histological findings in bullous pemphigoid?

a. Bullae are intraepidermal
b. Munro’s microabscesses
c. Bullae are subepidermal
 d. Acantholysis
e. Tzanck smear positive

10. which of the following statements is false about pemphigus?

a. Indirect immunofluorescence is a gold diagnostic method (direct is the gold
standard)
b. Lesions appear in majority of patients firstly in oral cavity
c. Intraepidermal bullae
d. Autoantibodies are produces against Dsg5 and Dsg7 (Dsg1 and Dsg3)
e. Systemic steroids are first treatment of choice

11. which factor can aggravate rosacea symptoms?

a. Milk
b. Chocolate
c. Spicy foods
d. Room temperature
e. All of the above

12. What is used in treatment of trichomoniasis?

a. Cephalosporins
b. The infusion of amphotericin B
c. Tetracycline
d. High doses of penicillin administered parenteral
e. Metronidazole

13. What is the most common localization of condylomata acuminate?

a. Intertriginous
b. Embolic
c. Typical
d. Sun-exposed
e. Seborhoeic

14. Which of the following nail finding is associated with lichen planus?
a. Longitudinal melanonychia
b. Oil drops
c. Subungual hematoma
d. Pterygium
e. Pitting
the portion of the living skin on which the nail plate sits is called the: NAIL BED

15. patient has vesicular eruption distributed in one dermatoma on the trunk, with
intensive pain and burning. What therapy is recommended? ( shingles)
a. None of mentioned
b. Only observation
c. Antibiotics, NSAID
d. Analgetics, acyclovir
e. Refer patient to neurologist
16. Choose from the list autoimmune bullous dermatoses:
a. Eczema herpeticum, dermatitis herpetiformis, mucosal pemphigoid
b. IgA linear dermatose, pemphigus vulgaris, bullous impetigo
c. Bullous pemphigoid, epidermolysis bullosa acquisita, bullous erysipelas
d. Pemphigus foliaceus, herpes gestationis, dermatitis herpetiformis
e. Vitiligo, eczema molluscatum, IgA linear dermatose

17. Seborrheic keratosis:

a. Caused by a virus and are transmitted by touch
b. Is a very rare benign epithelial skin tumor
c. Is a very frequent malignant epithelial skin tumor
d. Is a very frequent benign epithelial skin tumor
e. Is a benign proliferations of the skin and mucosa caused by infection with
human papilloma virus

18. Diagnosis of 19 years old girl with multiple papulopustular lesions on the face
would be:
a. Acne rosacea
b. Rosacea
c. Lupus vulgaris
d. Pityriasis versicolor
e. Acne vulgaris

19. Bulla is a primary lesion not seen in:

a. impetigo herpetiformis

b. pemphigus vulgaris

c. burns

d. herpes gestationitis

e. epidermolysis bullosa

Ulcer can occur due to:

a. vasculitis

b. diabetes

c. syphilis

d. tumor

e. all of the above

Macule is a primary lesion seen in:

a. acne

b. shingles

c. herpes

d. roseola syphilitica

e. folliculitis

Scabies is a

a. parasitic infestation

b. fungal infection

c. viral infection

d. mycobacterial infection

e. bacterial infection

What parasite lives in the excretory ducts of the sebaceous glands?

a. Pediculos capitis

b. Phthirus pubis

c. Demodex folliculorum

d. Sarcoptes scabiei

e. Pediculosis corporis

Mark the disease in which the virus as an aetiological agent has not been proved so
far:

 dermatitis herpetiformis: due to intolerance to gluten (genetic)

lichenification is typical for

a. Microbial ezema
b. Contact dermatitis
c. Atopic dermatitis
d. Nummular eczema
e. Vitiligo
What are the first symptoms of atopic dermatitis?

a. Acute redness with silvery-white scaling

b. Oozing, crusting, and itching

c. Bullous reaction

d. Urticarial reaction

e. Lichenification

Hanifin Rajka ś clinical criterias:

a. are not used in diagnosis of atopic dermatitis

b. are divided to major and minor criterias

c. history of atopy is not included

d. skin distribution is typical

e. b,d

Which of the following is not a trigger for guttate psoriasis?

a. Beta-blockers

b. Streptococcal infections other than tonsillitis

c. Synovitis

d. Upper respiratory infection

e. Stress

Drug treatment of acne vulgaris is:

a. Cotrimoxazole

b. Gentamycin

c. Minocycline

d. Dapson

e. Penicilline
Mark the correct statement about keratoacanthoma

a. often may progress to invasive or metastatic carcinoma

b. is peculiar tumor of keratinocytes which may be associated with Muir –

Torre syndrome

c. it is associated with long – term chemical exposure

d. tumor arises from sweat glands

e. arises on non-sun-exposed areas

Assign the disease which can mimick tertiary syphilis:

a. Lupus erythematosus

b. Furunculosis

c. Lupus vulgaris

d. All of the above

e. None of the above

Mark the correct statement about pretibial myxoedema:

a. in affected areas hyportrichosis is usually present

b. arises due to diabetes mellitus

c. arises on the basis of deposition of glycosaminoglycans in the corium

d. affected skin gradually acquire the look of papillomatosis

e. arises due to diabetes insipidus

Patient complains of a stinging itch between her toes. Upon inspection you see
erythema with white macerated skin between the toes. The skin in the area is moist
and rubs off easily. This sounds like...

a. Chronic contact dermatitis

b. Chronic intertriginous tinea pedis

c. Chronic papulosquamous tinea pedis

d. Acute papulosquamous tinea pedis

e. Acute contact dermatitis
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Bulla is a primary lesion not seen in:
impetigo herpetiformis
pemphigus vulgaris
herpes gestationis
burns
epidermolysis bullosa
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2.
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Normal turnover time of epidermis is:
28 days
40 days
20 days
14 days
10 days
(1 mark )
3.
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Ulcer can occur due to:
vasculitis
diabetes
syphilis
tumor
all of the above
(1 mark )
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Macule is a primary lesion seen in:
acne
shingles
herpes
roseola syphilitica
folliculitis
(1 mark )
5.
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How many rows of the cells with nuclei stratum corneum contains in normal
circumstances?
0
5- 8
10 - 12
2-3
 1
(1 mark )
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Which symptom is important for diagnosis of pityriasis versicolor?
preferable localization on inner thighs
Köbner phenomenon
microscopic evidence of fungal agents
coral-red fluorescence in Wood´s light
evidence of oily scales
(1 mark )
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Scabies is a:
parasitic infestation
fungal infection
viral infection
mycobacterial infection
bacterial infection
(1 mark )
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What parasite lives in the excretory ducts of the sebaceous glands:
Pediculos capitis
Phthirus pubis
Demodex folliculorum
Sarcoptes scabiei
Pediculosis corporis
(1 mark )
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Mark the disease in which the virus as an aetiological agent has not been proved so
far:
molluscum contagiosum
condylomata acuminata
dermatitis herpetiformis
warts
none of the above
(1 mark )
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Lichenification is typical for:
Microbial ezema
Contact dermatitis
Atopic dermatitis
Nummular eczema
Vitiligo
(1 mark )
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What are the first symptoms of atopic dermatitis?
Acute redness with silvery-white scaling
Oozing, crusting, and itching
Bullous reaction
Urticarial reaction
Lichenification
(1 mark )
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Hanifin Rajka´s clinical criterias:
are not used in diagnosis of atopic dermatitis
are divided to major and minor criterias
history of atopy is not included
skin distribution is typical
b,d
(1 mark )
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Mark the correct statement about lichen planus:
lesions on mucous membranes itch intensively
lacy reticular pattern of criss-crossed whitish lines mainly on buccal mucosa is
typical
it is first stage of lichenification
lesions are treated with topical antibiotics
Auspitz sign is positive
(1 mark )
14.
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Which of the following is not a trigger for guttate psoriasis?
Beta-blockers
Streptococcal infections other than tonsillitis
Synovitis
Upper respiratory infections
Stress
(1 mark )
15.
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Vitamin D analogue calcitriol is useful in the treatment of:
Lichen Planus
Pemphigus vulgaris
Seborrhoeic dermatitis
Leprosy
Psoriasis
(1 mark )
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The most common location of epidermolysis bullosa simplex manifestations:
neck
trunk
nails
mucous membranes
hands and feet
(1 mark )
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Choose from the list autoimmune bullous dermatoses:
Eczema herpeticum, dermatitis herpetiformis, mucosal pemphigoid
IgA linear dermatose, pemphigus vulgaris, bullous impetigo
Bullous pemphigoid, epidermolysis bullosa acquisita, bullous erysipelas
Pemphigus foliaceus, herpes gestationis, dermatitis herpetiformis
Vitiligo, eczema molluscatum, IgA linear dermatose
(1 mark )
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Typical histological finding of dermatitis herpetiformis is:
subepidermal blistering
acantholysis
Munro's microabscesses
intraepidermal blistering
dyskeratosis
(1 mark )
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Drug treatment of acne vulgaris is:
Cotrimoxazole
Gentamycin
Minocycline
Dapson
Penicilline
(1 mark )
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Mark the correct statement about keratoacanthoma:
often may progress to invasive or metastatic carcinoma
is peculiar tumor of keratinocytes which may be associated with Muir – Torre
syndrome
it is associated with long – term chemical exposure
tumor arises from sweat glands
arises on non – sun – exposed areas
(1 mark )
21.
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Treponema pallidum is getting into the human body usually:
through impaired skin
through intact skin
through impaired mucous membrane
through intact mucous membrane
by sexual intercourse
(1 mark )
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Assign the disease which can mimick tertiary syphilis:
Lupus erythematosus
Furunculosis
Lupus vulgaris
All of the above
None of the above
(1 mark )
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Mark the correct statement about pretibial myxoedema:
in affected areas hyportrichosis is usually present
arises due to diabetes mellitus
arises on the basis of deposition of glycosaminoglycans in the corium
affected skin gradually acquire the look of papillomatosis
arises due to diabetes insipidus
(1 mark )
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Lupus erythematosus is asociated with:
arthralgia of small joints
pericarditis
nephritis and proteinuria
photosensitivity
all of the above
(1 mark )
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Patient complains of a stinging itch between her toes. Upon inspection you see
erythema
with white macerated skin between the toes. The skin in the area is moist and rubs
off easily.
This sounds like...
Chronic contact dermatitis
Chronic intertriginous tinea pedis
Chronic papulosquamous tinea pedis
Acute papulosquamous tinea pedis
Acute contact dermatitis
(1 mark )
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Following skin disease has typical distribution:
Discoid lupus erythematosus
Pemphigus ertythematosus
Pemphigus foliaceus
Parapsoriasis
Psoriasis vulgaris
(1 mark )

2.
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Lesion leading to erosion is:
bulla
papule
wheal
macule
tuber
(1 mark )

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Mark correct statement about palpable purpura:
circumscribed spotty lesion > 1cm
circumscribed ulcerated lesion > 1cm
circumscribed discoloration > 1cm
circumscribed eroded lesion > 1cm
circumscribed elevated lesion < 1cm
(1 mark )

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The primary lesion of molluscum contagiosum is:
papule
pustule
plaque
vesicle
macule
(1 mark )

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Mark the secondary lesion:
blister
ulcer
pustule
erosion
b,d
(1 mark )

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Clinical feature of Lyme borreliosis is:
pityriasis rosea
lymphadenosis cutis benigna
erythema centrifugum
dermatitis acuta atrophicans
pityriasis versicolor
(1 mark )

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Warts can be treated by all of the following except:
intralesional steroids
cryotherapy
keratolytics
laser
electrocauthery
(1 mark )

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Mark correct statement about nonbullous impetigo:
subepidermal vesicles are present
usually resolves within 2 weeks with scarring
eroded lesions dry to form a characteristic honey-colored crusts
favourite affected areas are hands
E. coli is the most common cause
(1 mark )

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Mark the correct statement about verrucae vulgares:
it is a contagious bacterial disease
it is a contagious viral disease
plantar warts are usually very painful
contagiosity of the disease has not been proven
it is not a contagious disease
(1 mark )
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Physical urticaria includes all the following except:
Cold urticaria
Heat urticaria
Pressure urticaria
Uticaria pigmentosa
Solar urticaria
(1 mark )

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The most common type of dermatitis in childhood is:
atopic
seborhoeic
contact
dyshidrotic
a,b
(1 mark )

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All of the following is typical for atopic dermatitis except:
beginning in childhood
polished nails as an indirect sign of itching
eruption of bullae with a thick roof
white dermographism
elevated IgE levels
(1 mark )

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Psoriasis is exacerbated by:
Lithium
B-Blockers
Antimalarials
All of the above
None of the above
(1 mark )

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Generalised pustular psoriasis (von Zumbusch type) is characterized by:
always occurs on the basis of psoriasis vulgaris
formation of nonsterile pustules
the most affected sites are extensors and perianal area
 is the most severe form of pustular psoriasis
all of the above
(1 mark )

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Herald patch is usually the begining of:
psoriasis vulgaris
erythema gyratum repens
erythroderma
allergic rash
pytiriasis rosea Gilbert
(1 mark )

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Causative agent of epidermolysis bullosa simplex is:
gluten
cold
chemicals
pressure, friction
heat
(1 mark )

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Which condition is typical in pemphigus erythematosus:
palms and soles involvement
clinically resembles lupus erythematosus
intradermal bulla
vegetating lesions
frequently occurs on areas of friction
(1 mark )

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The 60 y.o. patient complains about bullous formation on the trunk and very painfull
lesion in oral cavity, no previous infections, CRP negative. What treatment would you
recommend?
Salicylic acid
Immunossuppressive agents
Fluconazol
Antipyretics
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
(1 mark )

19.
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What is hidradenitis suppurativa?
chronic inflammatory skin disease that affects apocrine glands
most commonly affects face
chronic inflammatory skin disease associated with anhidrosis
acute inflammatory skin disease that affects pilosebaceous units
chronic inflammatory skin disease that affects eccrine glands
(1 mark )

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The Clark level indicates the anatomic plane of invasion:
of keratoacanthoma
of squamous cell carcinoma
of basal cell carcinoma
of skin lymphoma
of melanoma malignum
(1 mark )

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Which symptom is not characteristic for syphilis connata praecox:
pemphigus syphiliticus
ulcus durum (Hard chancre)
coryza syphilitica
parrot lines
syphilitic polished heels
(1 mark )

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What are the typical clinical manifestations of ulcus durum?
soft infiltration dark-purple color, with verrucous surface
arises on the basis of multiple flat grouped papules
starting point for ulcer is sometimes a blister on intact skin
ulcer is usually painful (not painful)
solid infiltration dark-pink color with smooth, shiny ulcer on the surface
(1 mark )

23.
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What term is used to describe „the development of excessive dark, course hair on a
woman's face, chest, or back“?
alopecia areata
hirsutism
folliculitis
alopecia universalis
 female pattern baldness
(1 mark )

24.
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Patchy non-scarring subtype of hair loss can be result of:
ulcus durum
primary stage of syphilis
secondary stage of syphilis
gonococcal urethritis
ulcus molle
(1 mark )

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Man, age 25, is coming to your office with flat, broad, whitish, wart-like lesions in
perianal region, which are painless. He also noticed some hair loss and flu like
symptoms recently. From anamnesis- MSM patient, with multiple sexual partners in
last months.
Condylomata lata
Genital herpes
Condylomata accuminata
Third stage of syphilis
Haemophilus ducrey
(1 mark )
Test 8

1.What is hypertrichosis?
 Excessive hair growth (generalized or localized)
 Telogen effluvium
 Hormonal disorders are present
 Abnormla long hair growth
 Hair of spiral shape

2.What is erosion?
 Superficial loss of epdiermis
 Loss ofe epidermis and upper region of papillary part of dermis
 Circumscribed loss of stratum disjunctum
 Saturation of epidermis by blood discharge
 Microfocal bleeding into mucous membranes

3.The difference between a papule and a nodus is:

 Location on the body
 Nodus is healing with scar
 Diameter of the lesion
 Extension into the dermis
 Thickness (height) of the lesion

4.Mark the secondary lesion:

 Nodule
 Blister
 Wheal
 Vescicle
 Ulcer

5.Papule develops by:

 Pigment deposition
 Tiny bleeding
 Necrosis
 Blood perfusion
 Overgrowing or infiltration of cell elements

6. Following statements about kerion are true except:

 Is usually caused by fungi of animal origin
 Involves scalp
 Is a swelling simulating an abscess
 Is associated with systemic manifestations
 May lead to scarring alopecia
7. How are hairs, scales and nails in a suspicion of fungal infection microscopically
examined?
 In the solution of KOH  according to another past papers
 In lactophenol
 In a dark field
 Giemsa staining
 Gram staining  according past paper, to be honest I don’t think, this should
be for bacteria

no idea…. really no idea, disease to diagnose can probably be Tinea manuum or

pedis but no idea

8.Choose the correct statement about chickenpox:

 The second name of disease is varicella
 Secondary infection caused by the varicella zoster virus
 Recurrents are common
 Vaccine does not exist against this infection
 All of the above

9. Clinical feature of Lyme borreliosis is:

 Dermatitis acuta atrophicans
 Pityriasis rosea
 Lymphadenosis cutis benigna
 Erythema centrifugum
 Pityriasis versicolor

10. Hanifin Rajka’s clinical criterias:

 Are not used in the diagnosis of atopic dermatitis
 Are divided to major and minor criterias
 Family history of atopy is included
 Skin distribution is not typical
 B, C

11. Lichenification is typical for:

 Lichen ruber planus
 Lichen simplex chronicus
 Drug eruption
 Contact dermatitis
 Seborhoeic dermatitis

12. What is the most common cause of chronic idiopathic hives?

 No identifiable trigger
 Medications
 Pets
 Food allergies
  Lotions

13. Choose the correct statement about lichen planus:

 There are no clinical variants of disease
 Face is often affected
 Wickham’s striae are present only on the mucosa
 Koebner phenomenon is present
 Very rare accompany with prutitus

14. MISSING IN THE PHOTOS

15. Choose the correct statement about inverse psoriasis:

 Typical location is one the knees, elbows, scalp
 Affects only women
 Pustules are always present
 Inverse psoriasis does not exist
 Scaling is less intensive than in in chronic plaque psoriasis

16. Pemphigus foliaceus is characterized by:

 Involvement of mucous membrane
 Itching
 Nail loss
 The first symptoms are usually occurred in seborrheic areas
 Worse prognosis than pemphigus vulgaris

17. Intraepidermal blisters are seen in:

 Epidermolysis bullosa acquisita
 Bullous lupus erythematosus
 Bullous pemphigoid
 Dermatitis herpetiformis
 Pemphigus vulgaris

18. Which of the following statements is false about pemphigus?

 Intraepidermal bullae
 Autoantibodies are produced against Dsg1 and Dsg3
 Indirect immunofluorescence is gold diagnostic method (Direct
immunofluorescence is)
 Mucose membranes are involved
 Negative Nikolsky’s sign

19. Which of the following is the most accurate definition of acne rosacea?
 The thickening of the skin on the tip of the nose, giving it a bulbous,
cauliflower-like appearance
 A skin condition in which a person develops skin lesions due to obstruction of
the pilosebaceus unit
  A skin condition in which a flushing, papules, and pustules occur on the
central forehead, nose, cheeks and chin
 A skin condition in which patients experience flaking off of the skin on the
forehead and chin
 Redness of the skin

20. What is a precursor to squamous cell carcinoma (SCC)?

 Lentigo maligna
 Actinic keratosis
 Keratoacanthoma
 Measles
 Leser-Trélat sign

21. Mark the correct statement about tertiary syphilis:

 The most common manifestation is tuberous syphilid
 The most common manifestation is macular syphilid
 Typical symptoms are condylomata lata
 Loss of the hair
 All of the above

22. What is not causative organism of vaginal discharge?

 Candida albicans
 Trichonomas vaginalis
 Neisseria gonorrhoeae
 E. Coli
 Epidermophyton ficcosum

23. Mark the correct statement relating to Dermatomyositis:

 Increased risk of malignancies
 Inflammatory myopathy based on autoantibodies
 Affects more females
 Photosensitivity
 All of the above

24. Alopecia totalis is:

 It is seen most frequently in elderly people
 It is scarring alopecia
 Alopecia is never associated with non-skin findings like pitting of the nails
 Total hair loss of the scalp
 Permanent hair loss of all body hairs

25. Women, age 28, is coming to your office with small vesicles and erosion in
genital area. Lymph node in..
I can’t read more in the photo but Norman answered with “D”, genital warts.
 Condylomata lata
 Genital herpes
 Gonorrhea
 Genital warts
 Condylomata accuminata
Thin to thick fibrous tissue that replaces normal skin following injury or laceration
to the dermis is:

plaque

tumor

scar

eschara

papula

Which of the following is pruritic:

Pemphigus

Pigmented naevus

Secondary syphilis

Lichen planus

Verruca

All of the following conditions could result mainly in red plaques EXCEPT:

contact eczema

herpes zoster

atopic eczema

psoriasis

parapsoriasis
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The dermis layer of the skin contains:
blood vessels
sweat glands
hair follicles
nerve endings
all answers are correct
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Which of the following is primary efflorescence?
squama
eschara
tuber
fissure
lichenification
(1 mark )c

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High density of sebaceous glands involves:
anterior abdominal wall
forearms
feet
hands
head
(1 mark )

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Fissure can occur due to:

pityriasis
candidiasis
parapsoriasis
seborhiasis
 acne
(1 mark )

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Normal turnover time of epidermis is:
10 days
20 days
14 days
28 days
40 days
(1 mark )

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For scabies in adults all the following are typical except:
excoriations
lesion on the palms, soles and face
paired papules
itching at night
can be complicated by secondary bacterial infection
(1 mark )

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Mark true statement about herpes zoster:
the infection is transmitted from person with active herpes zoster infection to
another person
the infection is transmitted from person with active infection caused by herpes
simplex virus to another person
is based on reactivation of herpes simplex virus which remained in the body after
chicken pox overcome
is based on reactivation of varicella zoster virus which remained in the body after
herpes zoster overcome
is based on reactivation of varicella zoster virus which remained in the body after
chicken pox overcome
(1 mark )

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Furunculosis can be treated with:
Antimalarials
Antimycotics
Antibiotics
Sulfones
Antifungal
(1 mark )

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For Norwegian scabies all the following are typical except:
 observed in patients wit immune deficiency
large number of scabies mites are found between the layers of crust and underneath
massive dirty yellos crusts are typical
Nikolsky´s sign is positive
can be complicated by pyoderma
(1 mark )

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Dyshidrotic eczema is usually focused on which location:
trunk
palmoplantar
interscapular area
scalp
nasolabial folds
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Eczema herpeticum is:
disease associated with contant eczema
secondary HSV 1 infection of chronic mucocutaneous eczema
it is not a viral infection
primary HSV 1 infection
disease associated with atopic dermatitis
(1 mark )

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Face involvement in atopic dermatitis:
scales are yellow and greasy
occurs only in adulthood
erythema on cheecks is typical in toddlers
pustules on face are typical
is not typical in toddlers
(1 mark )

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What is Köebner phenomenon in psoriasis?
provoking of psoriatic lesions in areas of skin irritation
developing of psoriatic lesions caused by acute febrile infection
generalization of psoriasis after local irritation of psoriatic lesions
conversion of continuous psoriatic lesion to annular lesion
arrangement of psoriatic lesions in wavy lines
(1 mark )

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Characteristic nail finding in lichen planus is:
Pterygium
 Oily spots
Beau's Lines
Hyperpigmentation of nails
Pitting
(1 mark )

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Psoriasis is exacerbated by:
Lithium
B-Blockers
Antimalarials
All of the above
None of the above
(1 mark )

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The most common location of epidermolysis bullosa simplex manifestations:
neck
nails
trunk
hands and feet
mucous membranes
(1 mark )

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All of the following are vesiculo-bullous lesions except
Bullous pemphigoid
Dermatitis herpetiformis
Chilblain lupus
Light eruption
Erythema multiforme-‫לא בטוח הכי הגיוני‬
(1 mark )

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IgA granular deposits in papilary dermis are seen in:
Epidermolysis bullosa
Dermatitis herpetiformis
Pemphigus vulgaris
Paraneoplastic pemphigus
Bullous pemphigoid
(1 mark )

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Mark the correct statement regarding to Acne inversa:
is associated with eccrine sweat glands
is associated with apocrine sweat glands
 affects patients over 60y
is typically associated with severe abdominal pain, lymphadenopathy
is usually associated with lesions in scalp
(1 mark )

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Mark the correct statement about leucokeratosis nicotina palate:
is rare stage of oral lichen planus forming whitish lesions
it is characterized by small grouped red macules and papules
belongs to precancerous conditions
is granulomatous cheilitis plus white network on buccal musoca
the condition usually heals spontaneously after stopping the long-term smoking
(1 mark )

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What is necessary for diagnosis of ulcus durum?
clinical features
examination of specimen with Gramm staining
positive rapid plasma reaction test in 3rd week of infection
two glass urine test
examination of native specimen in dark field
(1 mark )

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What is the most common localization of condylomata acuminata?
sulcus coronaries
armpits
heels
oral cavity mucosa
periungual region
(1 mark )

23. 
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Which part of sun radiation does induce early pigmentation on skin?
UV-B-rays (314 nm – 280 nm)
UV-C-rays (below 280 nm)
combination of UV-B + UV-C-rays
infrared radiation
UV-A-rays (400 nm – 315 nm)
(1 mark )

24. 
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Scleroderma may be complicated by:
Interstitial lung disease
Renal involvement
Digital ulcerations and gangrene
 Congestive heart failure
All of the above
(1 mark )

25. 
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A 20-year-old male presents to clinic with a rash on the scalp, elbows and knees. You note
sharply demarcated erythematous plaques with silvery scale in those locations; there is no
central clearing. The soles of the feet are normal. What is the most likely diagnosis?
Seborrhoeic dermatitis
Psoriasis
Allergic contact dermatitis
Atopic dermatitis
Secondary syphilis
(1 mark )

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KD/D-GM2/18 Dermatovenerology verzia LS2021 25052021 pa

1. A small solid elevation of the skin, generally defined as less than 10mm, maybe flat or domeshape
urtica
nodule
tuber
papule
macule
(1 mark )

2. Pustule is a primary lesion seen in:

acne
pityriasis
herpes
tinea
pompholyx
(1 mark )

3. Which of the followings relates to vascular spot?

petechia

palpable purpura

naevus pigmentosus

naevus flammeus
 a,d

(1 mark )

4. What is the resting phase of a hair follicle?

telogen
anagen
exogen
catagen
relaxagen
(1 mark )

5. Pustule is a primary lesion seen in:

psoriasis
pityriasis
pompholyx
herpes
herpes zoster
(1 mark )

6. Erysipeloid is:
zoonosis
pyoderma
viral cutaneous infection
blistering diseases
fungal infection
(1 mark )

7. Tuberculin test is highly positive in:

Tuberculosis cutis ulcerosa et mucosae
Tuberculosis cutis miliaris disseminata
Tuberculosis cutis primaria
Tuberculosis cutis lichenoides
Tuberculosis cutis verrucosa
(1 mark )

8. Which of the following skin appendages is affected in hidradenitis suppurativa?

sebaceous glands
apocrine sweat glands
hair follicles
eccrine sweat glands
nails
(1 mark )

9. Mark most common causative agent of tinea pedis:

Scopulariopsis brevicaulis
Aspergillus niger
Trichophyton rosaceum
Trichophyton schoenleinii
 Trichophyton rubrum
(1 mark )

10. Face involvement in atopic dermatitis:

is not present in adulthood
occurs only in childhood
pustules on face are typical
periorbital involvement is frequent
cheecks are not involved
(1 mark )

11. Which skin changes are present in acute allergic contact dermatitis?

incrustation
papulovesicles
hyperkertosis
papilomatosis
lichenification
(1 mark )

12. Atopic dermatitis is exacerbated by:

infections

climate

hormonal changes

certain food

all of the above

(1 mark )

13. Koebner´s phenomenon is present in all except:

Warts
IgA linear dermatitis
Psoriasis -present
Vitiligo -present
Lichen planus -present
(1 mark )

14. All of the following are seen in psoriasis except:

Auspitz sign present
Worsening of disease during winter
Relapsing disease
10% associated with arthritis
It is premalignant disease
(1 mark )

15. Infantile seborrheic dermatitis frequently involves the:

 central chest
antecubital fossa
scalp
eyebrows
nasolabial folds
(1 mark )

16. Pemphigus vulgaris is characterized by:

negative iodine test
flaccid bullae usually on erythematous skin
celiakia
favourite affected areas: blade, gluteal and sacral area
favourite affected areas: lateral part of the neck, armpits, flexor part of arm, inner thigh
(1 mark )

17. Mark the correct statement about pemphigoid gestationis (herpes gestationis):

almost all patients have mucosal lesions
it mainly affects children
it mainly affects women in pregnancy
it mainly affects elderly individuals
it is herpes zoster affecting elderly individuals
(1 mark )

18. Favourite affected area of pemphigus vegetans is:

mucous membrane
intertriginous areas
palms and soles
trunk and waist
face
(1 mark )

19. Topical treatment options for acne include all except:

adapalene
corticosteroids
azelaic acid
erytromycin
benzoylperoxide
(1 mark )

20. The cell of origin in a basal cell carcinoma is the:

Keratinocyte
Basal cell
Merkel cell
Melanocyte
Endothelial cell
(1 mark )

21. Causative agent of lymphogranuloma venereum is:

Haemophilus ducreyi
 Mycoplasma hominis
Chlamydia trachomatis
Calymmatobacterium (Klebsiella) granulomatis
Ureaplasma urealyticum
(1 mark )

22. Assign the disease which can mimick secondary syphilis:

Seborhoeic dermatitis

Psoriasis vulgaris

Lichen ruber planus

Drug eruption

All of the above

(1 mark )

23. What is characteristic for Henoch–Schönlein purpura?

abdominal pain

leukocytoclastic vasculitis or proliferative glomerulonephritis with predominant IgA deposit

arthritis/arthralgia

proteinuria or hematuria a serum IgA level is elevated

all of the above

(1 mark )

24. Lupus erythematosus is asociated with:

arthralgia of small joints

pericarditis

nephritis and proteinuria

photosensitivity

all of the above

(1 mark )

25. Man, 31 y.o. comes with a sudden rash with papules size 0,5-1cm, red collour with silvery white sc
extremities. Lesions are only slightly itchy, no fever. From history - a week ago patient underwent
Lichen ruber planus
 Scabes

Acne vulgaris

Psoriasis vulgaris - guttate exanthema

Atopic dermatitis

(1 mark )

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Test 3

1.  Mark correct statement about petechia:

circumscribed discoloration > 1cm

circumscribed elevated lesion > 1cm

circumscribed spotty lesion < 1cm

circumscribed eroded lesion > 1cm

circumscribed ulcerated lesion > 1cm

(1 mark )
2.  Wheal is lesion visible in:
 Pemphigus

Mastocytosis

Lichen ruber planus

Papular urticaria

b,d

(1 mark )
3.  Pressure is important in examination of:

Pseudo Nikolsky´s sign

Nikolsky´s sign

Darier´s sign

All of the above

None of the above

(1 mark )
4.  Petechia can be sign of:

vasculitis

trombocytopenia

infection

drug eruption

all of the above

(1 mark )
5.  Ulcer can occur due to:
 vasculitis

diabetes

syphilis

tumor

all of the above

(1 mark )
6.  Grouped vesicles on an erythematous base with common recurrences at the
same site is typical for:

Allergic contact dermatitis

Pemphigus vulgaris

Bullous impetigo

Herpes simplex

Herpes zoster

(1 mark )
7.  A coral-red fluorescence of skin with Wood’s lamp is seen in:

Tinea corporis

Pityriasis versicolor

Vitiligo

Erythrasma

Acrocyanosis

(1 mark )
8.  Black dots on the suface of warts represent:
 Trombosed capillaries

Hyperkeratosis

Melanin

Comedo

Hair follicles

(1 mark )
9.  Bullous impetigo:

is a purely staphylococcal infection

is a mixed staphylococcal and streptococcal infection

affects neonates

a,c

b,c

(1 mark )
10.  Contact allergic eczema is hypersensitivity reaction type:

IIb

III

IIa

IV

(1 mark )
11.  Clinical signs of pruritus include all of the following except:
 Koebner phenomenon

shiny nails

multiple excoriations

transient erythema after combing

urticarial dermographism

(1 mark )
12.  Lichenification is typical for:

Microbial ezema

Nummular eczema

Atopic dermatitis

Contact dermatitis

Vitiligo

(1 mark )
13.  Which nail changes does not occur in psoriasis?

subungual hyperkeratosis

pitting

pterygium

oil spots

onycholysis

(1 mark )
14.  Which sign is positive in psoriasis vulgaris?
 Nikolsky II sign

Darier sign

Carpet tack sign

Koebner phenomenon

Nikolsky´s I sign

(1 mark )
15.  Pityriasis rosea:

It ocurrs primarily on the trunk

It usually affects teenage age and young adults

Herald patch is the first lesion

It may mimic secondary syphilis

All the above

(1 mark )
16.  Dermatitis herpetiformis is characterized by:

positive Nikolsky´s sign

intensive itching

therapeutic effect of antiviral agents

positive Tzanck smear

positive allergy to nikel

(1 mark )
17.  Which skin manifestations are characteristic for pemphigus foliaceus?
 the disease can not spread to the whole skin surface and secondary
erythroderma creates

burning and pain sensation are not present

the presence of IgA antibodies against desmosomes

the primary lesion is a small flaccid blister with a very thin roof

Nikolsky´s sign is negative

(1 mark )
18.  Which disease is associated with dermatitis herpetiformis?

Herpes simplex

Chickenpox

Atopic dermatitis

Herpes zoster

Celiac disease

(1 mark )
19.  The last clinical stage of rosacea is:

Morphea

Nodular acne lesions

Rhinophyma

Ulcer

Atrophy

(1 mark )
20.  Where is the greatest risk of melanomas?

in the naevus flammeus

in the naevus coeruleus

in the naevus naevocellularis

in the naevus sebaceus

in the naevus anaemicus

(1 mark )
21.  Gonorrhoea is confirmed by:

evidence of diplococci in Gram-stained smear

serological examination

evidence of regional lymph node swelling

evidence of causative agent in dark field

examination of native smear

(1 mark )
22.  Mark the correct statement about granuloma inguinale:

the first manifestation of disease can be a nodule, which forms to a slowly

growing ulcer

the first manifestation of disease can be a pustule, which forms to a slowly

growing ulcer

the first manifestation of disease can be a cyst, which forms to a slowly

growing ulcer

the first manifestation of disease can be urtica, which forms to a slowly

growing ulcer
 the first manifestation of disease can be a vesicle, which forms to a slowly
growing ulcer

(1 mark )
24.  Lupus pernio is one of the more common forms of:

sarcoidosis

lupus vulgaris

photodermatosis

chilblains

lupus erythematosus chronicus

(1 mark )

Test 4

1.
Which patient is likely to present with lichenification?

       a patient with skin atrophy

       a patient with a healing wound
       a patient with acne
       a patient with limited mobility
       a patient with chronic eczema

(1 mark )

2.
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Elephantiasis can be due to:

       Erysipelas

       Filariasis

       Lymphogranuloma venereum

       Leishmaniasis
       all of the above

(1 mark )

3.
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Which of the followings relates to vascular spot?

       freckles
       lentigo
       chloasma
       vitiligo
       teleangietasia

5.
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Pustule is:

       pus-containing elevation

       small soft elevation
       fluid-containing elevation
       fluid-containing elevation with a wall and a lumen
       small hard elevation
6.
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Choose the group of people in which Trichophyton mentagrophytes cause a disease
most frequently:

       confectioners
       rabbit breeders
       dog keepers
       livestock keepers
       swimming pool staff

(1 mark )

7.
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Which of the following is a fungal infection?

       keratosis
       dermatitis herpetiformis
       tinea capitis
       mycosis fungoides
       ecthyma

(1 mark )
9.
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The incidence of post herpetic neuralgia increases with:

       Number of recurrences

       Age
       Involvement of the ventral nerve ganglion
       Involvement of the T3 dermatome
       Gender

(1 mark )

10.
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Clinical signs of acute urticaria include:

       White and red wheals eruption

       Pustules focused on hair follicle
       Bullae on erythematous base
       Grouped vesicles
       Scaly papules

(1 mark )

11.
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What is the most common cause of chronic idiopatic hives?

       medications
       pets
       lotions
       no identifiable trigger
       food allergies D

(1 mark )

12.
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Facial signs of atopy include:

       Hertoghe´s sign

       infraorbital fold

       Denie Morgan´s sign

       periorbital hyperpigmentation

       all of the above

(1 mark )

13.
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Kobner’s phenomenon is seen in:

       Urticaria

       Herpes simplex

       Human papilloma virus infection

       Psoriasis

       All the above

(1 mark )

14.
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Wickham's striae ar seen in:

       Lichen striatus

       Lichen planus
       Lichenoid eruption
       Lichenification
       Lichen niditus

(1 mark )

15.
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Flares of psoriasis may be trigged by:

       Scratching

       Medications

       Stress

       Streptococcal infections

       All of the above

(1 mark )

16.
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Mark the incorrect statement according Tzanck smear:

       is positive in pemphigus vulgaris

       is negative in bullous pemhigoid

       shows multinucleated giant acantholytic epidermal cells

       is colored with KCL solution no, GIEMSA ?  screenshot

       none of the above

(1 mark )

17.
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Intraepidermal bullae are seen in:

       Herpes gestationis

       Pemphigus vulgaris
       Congenital epidermolysis bullosa
       Dermatitis herpetiformis
       IgA linear dermatitis

(1 mark )

18.
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Choose the correct statement about pemphigus:

       Children are commonly affected middle age

       Lesions usually heal with scarring
       Nikolsky´s sign is negative
       Paraneoplastic pemphigus is one clinical variant
       In direct immunofluorescence is corfirmation of IgG antibodies in basal
membrane zone

(1 mark )

20.
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Where is the typical localization of lentigo maligna?
       scalp
       nail bed
       neck
       trunk
       face

(1 mark )

21.
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What are condylomata lata?

       infected epithelioma caused by HPV

       disease of fungal aetiology
       manifestations appeared in early state of secondary syphilis
       direct consequence of the skin maceration which accompanies inflammatory
and by irritation induced processes on genitalia
       disease of bacterial aetiology

(1 mark )

22.
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What is not causative organism of vaginal discharge?

       E.coli
       Candida albicans
       Neisseria gonorrhoeae
       Epidermophyton floccosum
       Trichomonas vaginalis

(1 mark )

23.
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Folicullitis decalvans is a type of neutrophilic inflammatory dermatosis which affects
hair follicles and leads to:

       anagen effluvium

       scalp psoriasis
       alopecia areata
       scarring alopecia
       telogen effluvium

(1 mark )
24.
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Irreversible alopecia includes:

       pseudopelade Brocq

       hirsutism
       telogen effluvium
       alopecia areata
       trichotillomania

(1 mark )

25.
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Female in age 40 comes to your office with raised papules on finger joints, purple
erythema around neck and periorbital rash with swelling. During the last few weeks
she noticed she need to take rest during combing her hair or gardening, her upper
arms, hips and thighs are painfull and weak. What would be your approach?

       USG of soft tissue for proximal extremities

       EMG, biopsy and blood samples

       Antimalarials can be used for therapy

       Photochemotherapy

       Corticoids locally

(1 mark )

:Bulla is a primary lesion not seen in .1

pemphigus vulgaris
herpes gestationis
epidermolysis bullosa
eczema herpeticatum
burns
) mark 1(

:Following skin disease has typical distribution .2

Pemphigus ertythematosus
Discoid lupus erythematosus
Psoriasis vulgaris
Parapsoriasis
Pemphigus foliaceus
) mark 1(

:Erosion can be visible in the following diseases except .3

hand-foot-mouth disease
intertrigo
burns
deffluvium
shingles ‫זה‬
) mark 1(

:Scabies in adults involves the following body sites except .4

Buttocks
Wrist
Genitalia
Flexures
upper back
) mark 1(

?What is a bulla .5
a large pustule
a large hive
a large vesicle
a large cyst
excoriated vesicle
) mark 1(

:Laser may be used in the treatment of .6

Warts
Molluscum
contagiosum
Acne scars
all of the above
none of the above
) mark 1(

:Eczema herpeticum is .7
It is only seen in children
Association of atopic dermatitis and herpes zoster
Association of atopic dermatitis and herpes simplex
Infectious disease caused by poxvirus
Autoimmune disease
) mark 1(

?Which of the following laboratory tests should be done in reccurence of furuncles .8

elecrophoresis of proteins
determination antibiotic sensitivity on causative agent
ASLO
glycemic curve
rheumatoid factor
) mark 1(

:Prior to erysipelas are these predisposing diseases .9

Diabetes
Immunossuppresion
Lymphatic and venous circulatory problems
Renal failure
All of the above
) mark 1(

:Choose appropriate therapy of severe atopic dermatitis .10

targeted treatment
antihistamines
retinoids
topical corticosteroids
phototherapy
) mark 1(

?Which type of drug reaction can result in quick death .11

Stevens-Johnson syndrome
Urticaria
Systemic anaphylaxis
Toxic epidermal necrosis
All of the above
) mark 1(

:Histamine is the chief mediator of .12

Psoriasis
Lupus erythematosus
Seborhoeic dermatitis
Contact dermatitis
Urticaria
) mark 1(

:Palmoplantar pustular psoriasis .13

formation of nonsterile pustules
is mostly disease of adulthood
disability is usually asymmetric
it is bacterial infection of psoriasis
is mostly disease of childhood
 ) mark 1(

?What is the characteristic change of the nail plates in psoriasis vulgaris .14
nail pitting
subungual debris
red spot
Koenen tumours
Mees lines
) mark 1(

:Pityriasis lichenoides et varioliformis acuta is .15

chronic form of pityriasis simplex capitis
chronic form of pityriasis rubra pilaris
form of lichen planus occuring in atopic patients
synonym for variola vera
none of the above
) mark 1(

:IgG at basement membrane is seen in .16

Pemphigus vulgaris
Paraneoplastic pemphigus
Bullous lichen planus
Bullous pemphigoid
Dermatitis herpetiformis
) mark 1(

:Typical histological finding of dermatitis herpetiformis is .17

dyskeratosis
subepidermal blistering
Munro's microabscesses
intraepidermal blistering
acantholysis
) mark 1(

?What is the typical manifestations of dermatitis herpetiformis .18

eruption of vesicles
fever
eruption of bullae on the mucous membranes
painful
the mucous membranes are affected
) mark 1(

?When does acne vulgaris most often occur .19

in childhood
in adulthood
in adolescence
by prolonged use of certain drugs
by abstain of sexual activity
) mark 1(

:Clinical appearance of seborrheic keratosis may be .20

There are various appearances
Flat/raised
Surface may be smooth or verrucous
Color of the lesion may vary
All of the above
) mark 1(

?What is the most common localization of condylomata acuminata .21

sun-exposd
typical
embolic
seborhoeic
intertriginos
) mark 1(

:Assign the clinical form of secondary syphilis .22

tuberous syphilid
gumma
ulcus durum
condylomata lata
all of the above
) mark 1(

:For skin manifestations of systemic lupus erythematosus is typical .23

accompanying symptoms are erythematous macules, telangiectases and small
haemorrhages on the fingers, especially on fingertips and around the nails

pustular eruption on the skin

unilateral eruption on the body
adnexal changes may be present by hypertrichosis
all of the above
) mark 1(

:An absence of pigment in the skin is called .24

xanthoderma
acanthosis nigricans
melanism
albinism
 dyschromia
) mark 1(

Woman, 35 y.o., after sun exposure complaints about onset of well-defined elevated, red flat-topped plaques, .25
?with firmly adherent scalesg, lesions are mostly on the face and scalp. What would be your suspected diagnosis
Tinea faciei
Rosacea
Psoriasis
Chronic cutaneous lupus erythematosus
Perioral dermatitis

1. Papillomatosis is sign of:

Condylomata lata

Condylomata accuminata
Pemphigus vegetans

Pemphigus foliaceus

b,c

(1 mark )

2. Mark the correct statement - purpura is:

spot
tuber
nodule
wheal
cyst
(1 mark )

3. Ulcer can occur due to:

Syphilis 1st stage

Syphilis 2nd stage

Syphilis 3rd stage

all of the above

none of the above

(1 mark )

4. A flat, circumscribed area that is a change in the color of the skin; less than 1cm in diameter is:
urtica
macule
patch
erythema
papule
(1 mark )

5. Vesicle is a primary lesion not seen in:

herpes
shingles
acute eczema
 varicela
acne
(1 mark )

6. Lupus pernio is a clinical variant of:

lupus vulgaris
lupus erythematosus chronicus
sarcoidosis
chilblains
photodermatosis
(1 mark )

7. What diagnosis would you assume in infants with small, whitish, increasing spots on the tongue, gums and
buccal mucosa?
Plaut – Vincent angina
beginning of leukoplakia
catarrh of digestive organs
diphtheria
oral candidiasis
(1 mark )

8. Clinical feature of Lyme borreliosis is:

erythema migrans
pityriasis rosea
tinea versicolor
dermatitis acuta atrophicans
lymphadenitis
(1 mark )

9. Scabies can be treated with all of the following except:

Ivermectin
Permethrin
Lindane
Adapalene
Crotamiton
(1 mark )

10. All of the following are specific types of pruritus except:

Psychogenic
Generalized
Senile
Bullous
Anogenital
(1 mark )

11. What dermographism is the most common in atopy:

red

white

urticarial

moniliform

none of the above

(1 mark )

12. Which of these symptoms distinguish alimentary urticaria from urticaria after flea bites?
central small haemorrhagic point
grouping of lesions
slowly development of new wheals
sudden development
more intense itching (pruritus)
(1 mark )

13. Most characteristic feature of lichen planus is:

 Violaceous lesions on mucous membrane
Non scarring alopecia
Pitting of nail plate is most common
Oily spots of nail plate are most common
Wickham striae
(1 mark )

14. What is an etiopathogenetic basis of psoriasis?

inheritance
parasitic diseases
disorders of immune mechanisms
disorders of circulation
allergy
(1 mark )

15. Mark the correct statement relating to sterile contain in pustules:

these pustules are contagious

pustules always contain bacterial flora

they may be associated with autoimmune disease

they may be associated with infectious disease

none of the above

(1 mark )

16. Mark a disease which has also bullous form:

pytiriasis rosea
psoriasis vulgaris
pytiriasis versicolor
rosacea
systemic lupus erythematosus
(1 mark )

17. Acute mechanical skin irritation (friction) leads to:

hyperkeratosis
acanthosis
blisters formation
epidermal thickening
stimulation of melanopoesis
(1 mark )

18. What type of hypersensitivity is manifested in dermatitis herpetiformis?

to poll0en allergens

to gluten

to bromide

to dust

to nickel

(1 mark )

19. A patient presented with multiple nodulocystic acne on the face. The drug of choice would be:
UV light
Retinoids
Dapson
Steroids
Antibiotics
(1 mark )

20. Your patient has an actinic keratosis on the forehead. What treatment would you recommend?
ultraviolet light therapy
 topical acyclovir
radiation therapy
topical mupirocin
liquid nitrogen cryotherapy
(1 mark )

21. Which drug is appropriate for patient with syphilis, allergic to penicillin?

quinolones

sulphonamides

doxycycline

penicillin at the same time with corticosteroids

none of the above

(1 mark )

22. All of the following diseases may be sexually transmitted except:

Herpes progenitalis
Eczema herpeticum
Condylomata accuminata
Mollucum contagiosum
Scabies
(1 mark )

23. Choose the correct statement about dermatomyositis:

There is never association with malignancy
Asymmetric distal muscle weakness is mostly present
Amyopathic dermatomyositis applies the skin in the absence of muscle weakness
Gottron´s papules are located on the face
Only muscle are involved, not skin
(1 mark )

24. Angiolupoid sarcoidosis is characterized by:

typical localization on fingers
telangiectases
typical localization in oral cavity
solid yellow nodules
soft reddish-brown nodules
(1 mark )

25. A 30 years old male presented with silvery scales on elbow and knee, that bleed on removal. The probable
diagnosis is:
Pityriasis rosea
Secondary syphilis
Psoriasis
Seborrhoeic dermatitis
Parapsoriasis areata
(1 mark )

1.
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Wheal is lesion visible in:
Acute urticaria
Mastocytosis
Vasculitis
Papular urticaria
all of the above
(1 mark )

2.
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A compressible papule or plaque of dermal oedema, red or white in colour is:
erythema
purpura
 papule
plaque
urtica
(1 mark )

3.
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Erythroderma:
is not congenital
is only acute, not chronic one
can be congenital, obtained, acute, chronic
is still chronic
can not be obtained
(1 mark )

4.
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Mark correct statement about nodule:
circumscribed elevated lesion > 1cm
circumscribed ulcerated lesion > 1cm
circumscribed discoloration > 1cm
circumscribed eroded lesion > 1cm
circumscribed spotty lesion > 1cm
(1 mark )

5.
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Wheal is lesion visible in:
Acute urticaria
Shingles
Vasculitis
Pemphigus
a,c
(1 mark )

6.
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Choose the correct statement about warts:
They are not contagious
Flat warts are more common in elderly people
A cluster of warty plantar warts is referred to as a „mosaic wart“
Topical antibacterial ointment is used
Never seen recurrences
(1 mark )

7.
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Grouped vesicles on an erythematous base with common recurrences at the same site is typical for:
Herpes simplex
Herpes zoster
Pemphigus vulgaris
Bullous impetigo
Allergic contact dermatitis
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Molluscum contagiosum is caused by:
EBV
virus from group of poxviruses
varicella-zoster virus
human papillomavirus
Coxsackie virus
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How you call dermatitis that covers whole cutaneous surface?
Eczematous skin
Erythroderma
Exanthema
Eczematid
Erythema
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Clinical signs of urticarial exanthema include:
Nikolsky´s sign
Itching
Auspitz phenomenon
exfoliation
Wickham striae
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Clinical signs of pruritus include all of the following except:
transient erythema after combing
multiple excoriations
Koebner phenomenon
shiny nails
urticarial dermographism
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Management of psoriatic patient includes:
Antistreptolysin O titres should be perfomed in guttate flares
Monitor cholesterol, blood pressure
Topical, physical, systemic therapy
Biologic treatment is one available option
All of the above
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Choose the correct statement about lichen planus:
Wickham´s striae are present only on the mucosa
Face is often affected
Koebner phenomenon is present
There are no clinical variants of disease
Very rare accompany with pruritus
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Photochemotherapy is useful in:
Icthyosis
Seborrhoeic dermatitis
Psoriasis vulgaris
Syphilis secundaria
Tinea
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Which condition is typical in pemphigus foliaceus:
vegetatiting lesions
palms and soles involvement
intradermal bulla
iodine positivity
exfoliative erytroderma
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Etiological agent responsible for bullous impetigo is:
Corynebacterium species
Staphylococcus aureus
Staphylococcus epidermidis
Streptococcus pyogenes
Cutibacterium acnes
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Typical histological findings of dermatitis herpetiformis is:
intraepidermal blistering
acanthosis
subcorneal blistering
acantholysis
none of the above
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Which of the following is the most accurate definition of acne rosacea?
A skin condition in which a person develops skin lesions due to obstruction of the pilosebaceous unit
A skin condition in which flushing, papules, and pustules occur on the central forehead, nose, cheeks,
and chin
Redness of the skin
The thickening of the skin on the tip of the nose, giving it a bulbous, cauliflower-like appearance
A skin condition in which patients experience flaking off of the skin on the forehead and chin
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What type of melanoma is often seen in dark skinned individuals?
Nevoid malignant melanoma
Nodular melanoma
Superficial spreading melanoma
Acral lentiginous melanoma
Lentigo maligna melanoma
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What examination clearly confirms the diagnosis of ulcus durum?
positive nontreponemal classical reactions (RRR)
proof of Treponema pallidum in the dark field
positive treponemal antigen test
history of sexual contact with a person suffering from syphilis
history and clinical examination
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Classical nontreponemal reactions become positive:
in the 2nd week after infection
in the 6th week after infection
in the 3rd week after infection
in the 11th week after infection
in the 9th week after infection
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Mark the correct statement about alopecia areata:
scars are created in the area
it is manifested as circumscribed area with atrophic skin
 it is manifested as diffuse hair loss
it is manifested as noncicatricial focal hair loss
alopetic areas can be itchy
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Which organ may be involved by SLE:
Central nervous system
Heart
Joints
Kidney
All of the above
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Male, 50y old, comes to your office with herpes zoster infection. He also mentioned he had already 3 times this
year this infection, he is unaware of other important informations, but he had lost of weight this year. Your
approach is:
prescribing antibiotics
prescribing antifungals
prescribing immunosuppressants, taking biopsy
suspected paraneoplastic syndrome, antivirotics
none of the above