Dermatology quiz 1
1. Corps grains and Corps ronds are
A. Lymphocytes
B. Acantholytic cells
C. Dyskeratotic keratinocytes
D. Fungal colonies in mycetoma
2. A 35year old patient develops white reticulate lesions in oral cavity. Which feature of following us least expected?
A. Hypertrophic lesions on legs
B. Scarring alopecia.
C.longitudinal ridging of nails.
D. Thickened nails
3. Inverted saucer shaped skin lesions are seen in.
A. Lepromatous Hansen.
B. Tuberculoid Hansen.
C. Bonderline Hansen.
D.Histoid Hansen
4. Bulla spread sign is classically seen in?
A. Pemphigus.
B. Heroes simplex.
C. Epidermolysis bullosa.
D. Herpes genitalia
A. PUVA.
B. COAL TAR.
C. ERYTHROMYCIN.
D. ANTHRALIN
6. Ridley jopling classification does not include
A. Neural leprosy.
B. BB Hansen.
C. BT Hansen.
D. BL Hansen
7. Earliest lesions of congenital syphilis is?
A. Sabre tibia.
B. Snuffles
C. Saddle nose.
D. Periostitis
8. A person presents with haemorrhagic fluid in tense blister at dermoepidermal junction. Most probable diagnosis?
A. Pemphigus vulgaris.
B. Pemphigoid.
C. Pemphigus foliaceous.
D. None of above
9.Inverse pterigium is seen in ?
A. SLE.
B. Lichen planus.
C. Scleroderma
D. Renal failure
10. Earliest sensation lost in hansens?
A. Proprioception.
B. Vibration.
C. Thermal.
D. Touch
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Aniket Oswal
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