What causes theloss of celladhesions in thesuperficialepidermis thatcauses bulbousimpetigo?The mostcommoncause of thisis HSV?What is themostcommonlocation foran ulcer?First linetherapy forurticariaare these?This term iswhen you havea HSV infectionof your nail orfinger?How longshould it takefor theaverage hiveto disappear?This conditionhas a trio ofprodromalsymptoms priorto rashdeveloping?This additional testfor immunobullousconditions will helpdifferentiate thevariousconditions?This is thefirst linetherapy forpsoriasis?This type of cellis responsiblefor depositingexcess amountsof melanin?This treatment isthe best optionfor patients withpressure ulcers?This bulbouscondition ischaracterizedby tensebullae?This stage ulcerhas epidermisor partial-thicknessinvolvement?Whateducationalinformation canyou provide toa HS patient?This type ofangioedemapresents withouthives and isresponsible for30% of ED visits?20% of patientshave this type ofunderlyingcondition with thishypo pigmenteddisease?This condition isfrequently seenin children andare often domeshaped orumbilicated?This isknown asthe "mask ofpregnancy"Obesity,smoking andhormones arerisk factors forthis condition?This type ofpsoriasis is lifethreatening andcan be triggeredby withdrawal oforal steroids?This condition ischaracterized bypainful rednodules that candevelop into sinustracts that drain?This type ofpsoriasis isassociated arecentinfection?What is the firstline treatment forpatients with anautoimmune hypopigmentedcondition?What is the term forthe erythematous linethat spreads fromthen nearest lesion tothe closest lymphnode?What causes theloss of celladhesions in thesuperficialepidermis thatcauses bulbousimpetigo?The mostcommoncause of thisis HSV?What is themostcommonlocation foran ulcer?First linetherapy forurticariaare these?This term iswhen you havea HSV infectionof your nail orfinger?How longshould it takefor theaverage hiveto disappear?This conditionhas a trio ofprodromalsymptoms priorto rashdeveloping?This additional testfor immunobullousconditions will helpdifferentiate thevariousconditions?This is thefirst linetherapy forpsoriasis?This type of cellis responsiblefor depositingexcess amountsof melanin?This treatment isthe best optionfor patients withpressure ulcers?This bulbouscondition ischaracterizedby tensebullae?This stage ulcerhas epidermisor partial-thicknessinvolvement?Whateducationalinformation canyou provide toa HS patient?This type ofangioedemapresents withouthives and isresponsible for30% of ED visits?20% of patientshave this type ofunderlyingcondition with thishypo pigmenteddisease?This condition isfrequently seenin children andare often domeshaped orumbilicated?This isknown asthe "mask ofpregnancy"Obesity,smoking andhormones arerisk factors forthis condition?This type ofpsoriasis is lifethreatening andcan be triggeredby withdrawal oforal steroids?This condition ischaracterized bypainful rednodules that candevelop into sinustracts that drain?This type ofpsoriasis isassociated arecentinfection?What is the firstline treatment forpatients with anautoimmune hypopigmentedcondition?What is the term forthe erythematous linethat spreads fromthen nearest lesion tothe closest lymphnode?

Dermatology lecture 3/15 - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. What causes the loss of cell adhesions in the superficial epidermis that causes bulbous impetigo?
  2. The most common cause of this is HSV?
  3. What is the most common location for an ulcer?
  4. First line therapy for urticaria are these?
  5. This term is when you have a HSV infection of your nail or finger?
  6. How long should it take for the average hive to disappear?
  7. This condition has a trio of prodromal symptoms prior to rash developing?
  8. This additional test for immunobullous conditions will help differentiate the various conditions?
  9. This is the first line therapy for psoriasis?
  10. This type of cell is responsible for depositing excess amounts of melanin?
  11. This treatment is the best option for patients with pressure ulcers?
  12. This bulbous condition is characterized by tense bullae?
  13. This stage ulcer has epidermis or partial-thickness involvement?
  14. What educational information can you provide to a HS patient?
  15. This type of angioedema presents without hives and is responsible for 30% of ED visits?
  16. 20% of patients have this type of underlying condition with this hypo pigmented disease?
  17. This condition is frequently seen in children and are often dome shaped or umbilicated?
  18. This is known as the "mask of pregnancy"
  19. Obesity, smoking and hormones are risk factors for this condition?
  20. This type of psoriasis is life threatening and can be triggered by withdrawal of oral steroids?
  21. This condition is characterized by painful red nodules that can develop into sinus tracts that drain?
  22. This type of psoriasis is associated a recent infection?
  23. What is the first line treatment for patients with an autoimmune hypo pigmented condition?
  24. What is the term for the erythematous line that spreads from then nearest lesion to the closest lymph node?