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Worksheetspyoderma
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Which of the following diseases are related to streptococcal pyoderma?
carbuncule
boil
paronychia
folliculitis
Which of the following diseases is related to childhood staphylococcal pyoderma?
angular stomatitis
bullous impetigo
pityriasis simplex
vesiculopustulosis
hidradenitis is an inflammation
apocrine sweat glands
smooth skin
hair follicules
eccrine sweat glands
What drugs are not used to treat pyoderma
Systemic antibiotics
Large doses of systemic glucocorticoids
Immunocorrectors
vitamines
Specify a disease that is not related to streptoderma:
Bullous impetigo
Slit impetigo
Furuncle
Vulgar ecthyma
What groups of factors can cause the development of pyoderma?
Decreased local and general reactivity of the body
Exogenous
Endogenous
All of the above
What symptom does not occur in streptococcal impetigo?
Hair lesion
Multiple crusts
pigmentation
Contagiousness
Pseudofurunculosis is a defeat
Eccrine sweat glands
Sebaceous glands
hair follicles
Apocrine sweat glands
During what period of a child's life does vesiculopustulosis most often occur?
After 3-5 days of a child's life
From 1 year to 3 years of life
Any age
At the end of the 1st year of life
The most common form of streptoderma in children is:
Streptococcal impetigo
Cystic impetigo
slit-like impetigo
Papulo-erosive impetigo
In a 40-year-old man, after shaving, on the skin of his chin and upper lip multiple small, pinhead-sized pustules appeared, pierced in the center with hair and surrounded by a narrow pink border. Sick notes a slight itching in the places of rashes, was not treated.Clinical diagnosis?
sycosis
furuncles
carbuncle
hydradenitis
sycosis
hydradenitis
carbuncle
ecthyma
What contributes to the development of vulgar sycosis?
Avitaminosis
all answers
Injury to the skin
Endocrine disorders
deep form of streptodermas
streptococcal impetigo
panaritium
vulgar impetigo
ecthyma vulgaris
superficial forms of staphyloderma
vulgar sycosis,
folliculitis
furuncle,
osteofollicule
hydradenitis, ecthyma
carbuncle, boil
secondary morphological elements that may occur after a node
crust,erosion
erosion,scale
crack,scar
crack
therapeutic recommendations for patients with furunculosis
psychotherapy
hemodialysis
reflexology
antibiotic therapy
primary morphological element characteristic of impetigo vulgaris
pustule
macule
node
vesicle
primary morphological element characteristic of hydradenitis
macule
papule
node
tuberculum
deep form of staphylococcal skin lesions
osteofolliculite
folliculitis
carbuncle
sycosis
