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Dermatology Quiz

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How would you describe the morphology of these lesions?

(a)  

2.

What morphology do these lesions have?

a)

annular

b)

umbilicated

c)

oval

d)

round

e)

annular

3.

A yellow coloration of skin could come from...

a)

lipid

b)

bilirubin

c)

beta-carotene

d)

blood

e)

melanin

4.

A white coloration of skin could come from...

a)

increased collagen

b)

loss of melanin

c)

loss of hemoglobin

d)

lipid

e)

clear cells in the skin

5.

A blue coloration of skin could come from...

a)

increase in collagen

b)

melanin in the epidermis

c)

iron

d)

dark substance in dermis

e)

melanocytes in subcutaneous

6.

Which of these are primary lesions?

a)

macule

b)

ulcer

c)

scratch

d)

nodule

e)

vesicle

7.

What's the name of the cytologic preparation used to investigate a vesicular eruption?

(a)  

8.

What's used to investigate papules on the feet for scabies?

(a)  

9.

What would you use for someone with contact dermatitis, to check for sensitivity to a suspected allergen?

a)

patch test

b)

skin biopsy

c)

mineral oil

d)

KOH prep

10.

This is most likely to be..

a)

vitiligo

b)

melanocytic nevus

c)

xanthelasma

d)

purpura

e)

melasma

11.

What words describe this lesion?

a)

port wine stain

b)

macule

c)

patch

d)

scaling

e)

papule

12.

What words describe this lesion?

a)

dermatomal

b)

linear

c)

annular

d)

scaling

e)

umbilicated

13.

This lesion is most likely to be...

a)

melanoma

b)

xanthelasma

c)

purpura

d)

melanocytic nevus

e)

tinea corporis

14.

What word(s) describe this lesion?

a)

pustule

b)

ulcer

c)

nodule

d)

vesicle

e)

scaling

15.

Name a type of secondary lesion.

(a)  

16.

What terms describe this?

a)

scattered

b)

macules

c)

placques

d)

pustules

e)

scaling

17.

Name one of the 3 elements of diagnosis in dermatology.

(a)  

18.

Which of these shows Kawasaki Disease?

a)
b)
c)
d)
e)