Part II – October 1999

1. Treatment of Kawasaki disease

2. Liposuction, New tumescent technique
3. Oral & topical ascorbic acid: indications in dermatology; side effects.
4. Side effects of finastride
5. Monoxidil: mode of action.
6. Sclerotherapy: side effects
7. Grenz-rays: total dose for life
8. Best treatment for BCC
9. Mode of action of dapsone in Behcet’s disease.
10. Treatment of sweet’s syndrome associated with neoplasm.
11. Side effects of tetracycline in pregnancy on women, features.
12. Treatment of choice for erythema elevatum diutinum
13. Ocular manifestations in anti-malarial retinopathy
14. Side effects of topical selenium
15. Soft tissue augumentation products.
16. Human collagen implantation over bovine collagen.
17. Treatment of anaphylaxis: dose of epinephrine.
18. Side effects of treatment by interferon.
19. Recent treatment of scabies.
20. Tazarotene is used for: LP, DLE, acne, or rosacea.
21. Topical silicone gel.
22. Modern electrolysis works by thermolysis, coagulation…
23. Treatment of congenital nevi in children if size < 1 cm
24. Treatment of congenital nevi in children if size > 2 cm
25. H. Pylori is associated with chronic ulticaria , acne rosacea, or
sj.syndrome.
26. 5th disease.
27. Globi seen in : LL, Tuberculoid LL, BB, ….
28. Systemic antifungal infections:
. Decrease with nephritis
.Increase with I.V. antibiotics
.Increase with steroids
29. Common causes of sytemic fungal infection: candida, mucor, cryptococus,
trichophypton, Histoplasma.
30. 2nd most common cause of systemic fungal infection, candida,… as above
31. Lyme disease: histopathology, associated skin manifestation.
32. Most common S/E of measles, rubella
33. Erythema infectiosum
34. CMV in children
35. Prognotic factors in CREST syndrome.
36. Carney’s complex is
37. Ataxia – telangectasia: immunological defect.
38. Notalagia parasthetica.
39. Granulomatous slack skin.

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 40. Mycopolysaceharidosis: which type has more severe mental retardation
41. Burning mouth syndrome.
42. Waardenburg syndrome
43. Trachyonychia
44. Mc-cure albright syndrome.
45. Rothmund-Thomson syndrome.
46. Ross syndrome.
47. Hemles syndrome.
48. Perinaud’s oculoglandular syndrome
49. Vegt-Koyanaga-Harada syndrome.
50. Hermasky-Pudlak syndrome ;; Trichothiodystrophy
51. Hartnup disease
52. Pruritis, hyperpigmentation, icthyosis are more common with :
§ Acute myloid leukaemia
§ Chronic myloid leukaemia
§ Acute manocystic leukaemia
§ Hodgkin’s disease
53. Lichen sclerosis in chilren
54. TGF-B, PDGF, interferon
55. Subungual pustules are seen in: - Haily-Haily disease
- Bullous LP
- Pemphigus
vulgaris
- EB
- porphyria
56. Most common nail change in immunobullous diseases
57. Granulocyste Colony stimulating factor can be used in treatment of:
leukaemia, sweet’s syndrome…….
58. Primary amyloidosis: least & most common organ involved.
59. Secondary - do –
60. Amyloid P component.
61. Myeloma associated amyloidosis: lab. abnormality
62. In itching induced by non-histamine: the most effective treatment.
63. Most powerful chemotactic factor for neutrophils :
C1a, C3a, C5a, Ca, properdin, IL-8.
64. Agents strongly associated with necrotizing vesculitis:
. pneumococci . staph. . streptococus
. gonorrhaea . pneu.carini. . mycobacria TB
. lepromatous lep. . myco.ulceraus . myco.avium,
. myco.marinum -HSV . HIV, .Hep.B,
. CMV
65 Emotional sweating –increase during sleep & sedation
- decrease “ “ & increase with sedation
- increase “ “ & “ “

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 65. Hyperhidrosis in patient is due to:
- Increase sympathetic
- Decrease sympathetic
- No CNS contribution
66. Palmoplantar hyperhidrosis is associated with:
Rayanud, Nail patella syndrome, cold injury, RA, keratosis palmaris et
plantaris.
67.Polyglandular disease is seen with : acanthosis nigricans…....
68. Carcinoid syndrome: dermatological manifestations.
69. Vitiligo: type associated with autoimmune disease
70. Hyperlipidemia.
71. Cutaneous angiokeratoma
72. Migratory necrolytic erythema: specific cancer association
73. Erythema nodosum: what type of panniculitis.,
74. Non-palpable purpura causes: ITP, drug eruption……
75. Brown pigmentation under and around nail plate.
77. Poikiloderma with corneal opacity
78. Lymphamatoid granulomaosis.
79. Acrodermatitis chronica atrophicans.’
80. Geriatrics: skin changes in women & men.
81. Palmoplantar keratoderma
82. Eosinophilic fasciitis
83. Piezogenic papule
84. Cause of pretibial myxodema
85 Features of pretibibial myoderma
86. Beast test to monitor thyroid.
. T4 RIA . T4, T3
. TSH …
87. Clinical features favouring rosacea over acute LE.
88. Extracutaneous involvement in urticarial vasculitis
89. Histopathology in urticarial vasculitis
90. Lichen scelrosus in children.
91. Ocular rosacea
92. Complication of Steven’s Johnson’ disease
93. Causes of collodion baby
94. Granulocyte colony stimulating factor
95. Kawasaki disease: Clinical manifestation, treatment
96. Nevi & melanoma in children
97. Pemphigus vulgaris – most common site involved.
- least common site involved
- which paraneoplasia produce PV.
- Which disease associated with PV.
- Most common routine lab. abnormality.
98. Which pemphigus has worest prognosis.

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 99. In autoimmune thyroiditis: which is the most useful test.
100.Foods that worsen or induce P. vulgaris
- garlic – red pepper – grapefruit – cereals.
101.Least organ involved in Behcet’s disease.
102.Cutaneous lesion involvement in Behcet’s disease
103.Ocular Behcet’s: which part is most commonly involved.
104.What type of arthritis in Behcet’s disease.
105.Neurological symptoms confirming diagnosis of Behcet’s
106.DH: Least fragment site involved: face, scalp, prosterior neck, buttock
107. DH:complement most commonly found in histology.
108.In treatment of DH, which is relieved by glutean free diet not by
dapsone:
- pruritis - steatorhoea
- vesicular lesions - villous atrophy
- IgA deposition in skin.
109.Herpes gestations : - least & most common sites involved
110.Carcinoid syndrome: dermatologic manifestations
111.Neonatal SLE – lab findings.
112.Dermatomyositis
113. Best flap for tip of nose is from:
- concha - post auricular check
- labial - retro “ “
114.Nail changes in Haily-Haily disease
115.Feature in favour more acute LE than subacute LE.
116.Variegate porphyria diagnosis by:
117.Histocytes comma-shaped bodies (500-150nm), bristle coats in the
cytoplasms found in:
- generalised eruptive histocytosis
- Juvenile xanthogranuloma
- Sarcoidosis
118.Definition of isolagen
119.Definition of dermolagen
120.Trichomalacia
121.Histologic findings in A. Areata
122.Herpes gestations: treatment, histopathology, immunofluorescence
123.Foam cells are seen in

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 CLINICAL EXAM

30 slides - 20 clinical
10 H/P slides

CLINICAL PHOTOGRAPHS
1. Papular mucinosis
2. Steven – Johnson’s syndrome
3. Acrodermatitis enteropathetica
4. Porphyria
5. Lichen amyloidosis
6. Klippel-Traunary syndrome.
7. Leiner’s disase (history of diarrhoea, recurrent infection_)
8. Sclerodema adultorum (H/o generalised harding of skin after 2/52 of
URTI)
9. Granuloma annulare (H/o recurrent lesions, non itchy)
10. Mycosis fungoides (loss of medial eyebrow, hair )
11. Keratoacanthoma ( h/o acute eruption of lesions )
12. SLE with malar rash
13. Cutis laxa (h/o child with folded lax skin)
14. Herpes simplex.
15. Verrucous nevus.

Histopathology:
- DH - Lichenoid reaction
- PV - Necrobiotics granuloma
- Haily-Haily disease - BCC
- Lichen scelrosus et atrophica - SCC
- Vasculitis - trichoepithelioma

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