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psoriasis - Answer-chronic inflammatory skin disease age? - Answer-any age but usually between 2nd and 3rd decades of life or 6th decade of life cause - Answer-unknown potentially genetic ? percipitating factors -8 things - Answer-■ Trauma — psoriasis can appear at sites of injury, such as scratches, surgical wounds and even tattoos ■ Infection — guttate psoriasis is often triggered by pharyngitis caused by beta-haemolytic streptococci ■ Hormonal events (eg, menstruat...

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T/F plaque psoriasis accounts for about 90-95% of cases - Answer-true what type of psoriasis is well defined, symmetrical red plaques with varying thickness of scales - Answer-plaque psoriasis What are the most freq locations for plaque psoriasis even though it can be seen anywhere - Answer-1. extensor aspect of limbs (elbows + knees) 2. scalp (just outside the hairline 3. Ears 4. Sacrum/lumbar regions +torso T/F fissuring around the ears is commonly seen along with exudate and inf...

Demographics - Answer-2% UK Male=female (chronic plaque Onset any age but commonly <40. Average age 33. Females earlier than males (hormones) Psoriasis pathogenesis - Answer-Hyperproliferative disorder where the life cycle of keratinocytes shortens causing a 28x normal production of epidermal cells. T-cell medicated. Psoriasis characteristics - Answer-- red, silver scaling, symmetrical plaques, well circumscribed - elbows, knees, scalp, sacrum - nails are affected in 50% - arthriti...

What is Psoriasis? - Answer--Chronic, remitting, relapsing disease of the skin -Plaques that are red and scaley -Can be emotionally and physically debilitating Plaque Psoriasis - Answer--Most common (80%) -Mostly chronic localized disease but can have systemic manifestations -Effects extensors > flexor surfaces and usually spares the face, palms, and the soles Disease Course - Answer-Highly unpredictable Can be explosive and widespread Complications of Psoriasis - Answer--Impair...

Adult Medical Surgical Edition 11.0 ATI purple book is the one we are using and all questions are coming from there. My exam is on Immunity, Infection, Inflammation , care of patients with HIV, Cancer, hypersensitivity, autoimmunity, burns , wounds, psoriasis, immunizations, lupus, Any chance you can get me this exam?Adult Medical Surgical Edition 11.0 ATI purple book is the one we are using and all questions are coming from there. My exam is on Immunity, Infection, Inflammation , care of patien...

Etiology of psoriasis ? - Answer--Inflammatory disorder -Bright red lesions - silver scales may be present -systemic effects ( psoriatic arthritis) *typically has periods of exacerbation and remission, that it is not contagious, and that symptoms can be improved with treatment. Cause of psoriasis? - Answer-- Rapid proliferation of epidermal cells -Usually Chronic with cycles - Genetic Risk factors of psoriasis? - Answer--overuse of alcohol - overuse of drugs (lithium), beta b...

Psoriasis def - Answer-Inflammatory disease which potentially affects the skin nails and joints. Between 2-3% of the population will have psoriasis: 7 mil in US What is happening in the skin in psoriasis? - Answer-Skin cell turnover is greatly accelerated and shedding is occurring at a lower rate than production How long do normal skin cells take to become the outer epidermis? - Answer-28 days What is the healthy (normal) skin cell life cycle of the epidermis? - Answer-1. Born 2. Becom...

what are the three layers of skin? - Answer-epidermis, dermis, hypodermis what kind of disorder is psoriasis - Answer-autoimmune What form at the bottom of the epidermis and divide pushing already formed cells to the surface? - Answer-keratinocytes For a normal person how long does it take for us to shed dead skin cells? - Answer-30 days A psoriasis patient takes how long to shed dead skin cells? - Answer-3-4 days and instead of falling off they just build up psoriasis - Answer-au...