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Differential Diagnosis
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- What kind of efflorescences are associated with acne nodulozystica?
- Which of these is not a side effect of isotretinoin when it is used to treat acne?
- Which of the following is a suitable therapy for acne?
- Which factor does not play a part in the pathogenesis of acne?
- An overweight 18-year-old girl presents with worsening acne. Systemic antibiotics have no helped. She has closed comedones, many papules, pustules, nodules and scars on her face and upper chest and back. What else should you ask before prescribing the appropriate therapy?
- Effective treatment of acne may include:
- Which lesion types are seen in nodulocystic acne?
- Statement 1 Isotretinoin is the of choice for acne conglobata
- Statement 1 Dietary measures are important in the management of acne
- A 13-year-old girl presents with mild papulo-pustular acne. What is an appropriate topical antibiotic?
- Which of these is not a side effect of isotretinoin when it is used to treat acne?
- Which of these approaches is suitable therapy for acne?
- Which of these plays no role in acne?
- Girl, 18 year, overweight, worsening acne. Systemic antibiotics fail. Closed comedones, many papules, pustules, nodes and scars (face and upper trunk). What additional information is needed for planning treatment?
- Effective therapy of acne vulgaris includes
- Which efflorescences are found in nodulo-cystic acne?
- Statement 1 Isotretinoin is the medication of choice in acne conglobata
- Statement 1 Dietary measurements are important in the therapy of acne vulgaris
- A 13 year old girl presents with mild papulo-pustular acne. Which topical antibiotical therapy is suitable?
- Which is not a side effect of treating acne with systemic isotretinion?
- Which of the following is a suitable therapy for acne?
- Which of the following is not a factor in the pathogenesis of acne?
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