Autoantibodiesnot typicallyhelpful todiagnose thistype of hair lossName onemedicationthat causeshair lossTractionalopeciaCan beaccompaniedby cutaneous,nail, mucusmembranesRestingPhaseScalpbiopsyInvolutionphaseMostcommonform ofalopeciaGreaterthan 5hairsIntralesionalCorticosteroidBrokenhairs,distributed innonsensicalpatternTotalhairlossDiscoidlupusGrowthphaseanalysisFinasterideHypothyroidismCommonvitamin/mineraldeficiencyassociatedwith hair lossAcute loss ofhair, typicallyproceeded bymedication/toxinMinoxidilScaly patchesor plaques,most commonin childrenDermascopeAcquired hairloss when largenumbers offollicles enterresting phaseof hair growthFolliculitisdecalvansClassicpseudopeladeof BrocqAutoantibodiesnot typicallyhelpful todiagnose thistype of hair lossName onemedicationthat causeshair lossTractionalopeciaCan beaccompaniedby cutaneous,nail, mucusmembranesRestingPhaseScalpbiopsyInvolutionphaseMostcommonform ofalopeciaGreaterthan 5hairsIntralesionalCorticosteroidBrokenhairs,distributed innonsensicalpatternTotalhairlossDiscoidlupusGrowthphaseanalysisFinasterideHypothyroidismCommonvitamin/mineraldeficiencyassociatedwith hair lossAcute loss ofhair, typicallyproceeded bymedication/toxinMinoxidilScaly patchesor plaques,most commonin childrenDermascopeAcquired hairloss when largenumbers offollicles enterresting phaseof hair growthFolliculitisdecalvansClassicpseudopeladeof Brocq

Alopecia - Call List

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  1. Autoantibodies not typically helpful to diagnose this type of hair loss
  2. Name one medication that causes hair loss
  3. Traction alopecia
  4. Can be accompanied by cutaneous, nail, mucus membranes
  5. Resting Phase
  6. Scalp biopsy
  7. Involution phase
  8. Most common form of alopecia
  9. Greater than 5 hairs
  10. Intralesional Corticosteroid
  11. Broken hairs, distributed in nonsensical pattern
  12. Total hair loss
  13. Discoid lupus
  14. Growth phase analysis
  15. Finasteride
  16. Hypothyroidism
  17. Common vitamin/mineral deficiency associated with hair loss
  18. Acute loss of hair, typically proceeded by medication/toxin
  19. Minoxidil
  20. Scaly patches or plaques, most common in children
  21. Dermascope
  22. Acquired hair loss when large numbers of follicles enter resting phase of hair growth
  23. Folliculitis decalvans
  24. Classic pseudopelade of Brocq