NOAH CAPUTO DERMATOLOGY SCHOOL
AGE SICK VISIT SHADOW HEALTH CARE
PLAN WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION EXAM
2026 TEST BANK COLLECTION 2026
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ How many grams of topical cream are needed for a single application
to an arm?
1,2,3 or 4? Answer: 3 grams
⩥ How many grams of topical cream are needed for a single application
to the entire body? Answer: 30-60 grams
⩥ Corticosteroid potency is based on _______________. Answer:
Vasoconstrictor activity
⩥ Class one (betamethasone) is the ________ potent and class 7
(hydrocortisone) is the __________ potent. Answer: Most., Least
⩥ Potency Table Answer:
⩥ A child with impetigo can return to school within ______ hours of
starting antibiotic therapy. Answer: 24
,⩥ Impetigo is usually caused by which organisms? Answer: Group A
Streptococcus and S. Aureus.
⩥ When impetigo presents with few lesions, topical therapy with
____________ is indicated as the preferred agent since it associated with
higher cure rates than oral erythromycin. Answer: Mupirocin
(Bactroban)
⩥ Most common cause of Kaposi Sarcoma Answer: AIDS. it is from
from the Human herpes virus 8
⩥ Kaposi Sarcoma occurs in patients with AIDS when CD4 count is <
______. Answer: 100
⩥ What is treatment for Kaposi sarcoma Answer: Not surgical removal,
treat with antivirals, will improve as CD4 count improves
⩥ For patients with numerous impetigo lesions what are preferred
treatments? Answer: Dicloxacillin
First or second generation cephalosporin, azithromycin
Clarithromycin
Resistance: bactrum or clindamycin
, ⩥ What type of cancer starts out by looking like an ulcer that does not
heal or continues to grow? Answer: Squamous cell cancer
⩥ What is the most common type of skin cancer? Answer: Basal Cell
Carcinoma
⩥ What type of cancer is a waxy lesion that is shiny like a pearl.
Answer: Basal Cell Carcinoma
⩥ Premalignant skin lesions from sun exposure, slowly progressive,
small risk of squamous cell cancer. Answer: Actinic Keratoses
⩥ Actinic Keratoses Answer:
⩥ Seborrheic Keratoses Answer: Hyper pigmented lesions commonly
referred to as liver spots. They give a stuck on appearance aka liver
spots.
⩥ T/F: Seborrheic Keratoses have premalignant potential Answer: False.
No premalignant potential
⩥ Atopic Dermatitis usually includes a history of: Answer: Asthma,
Alllergic rhinitis, family hx of atopic disorders, onset before 5
AGE SICK VISIT SHADOW HEALTH CARE
PLAN WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION EXAM
2026 TEST BANK COLLECTION 2026
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ How many grams of topical cream are needed for a single application
to an arm?
1,2,3 or 4? Answer: 3 grams
⩥ How many grams of topical cream are needed for a single application
to the entire body? Answer: 30-60 grams
⩥ Corticosteroid potency is based on _______________. Answer:
Vasoconstrictor activity
⩥ Class one (betamethasone) is the ________ potent and class 7
(hydrocortisone) is the __________ potent. Answer: Most., Least
⩥ Potency Table Answer:
⩥ A child with impetigo can return to school within ______ hours of
starting antibiotic therapy. Answer: 24
,⩥ Impetigo is usually caused by which organisms? Answer: Group A
Streptococcus and S. Aureus.
⩥ When impetigo presents with few lesions, topical therapy with
____________ is indicated as the preferred agent since it associated with
higher cure rates than oral erythromycin. Answer: Mupirocin
(Bactroban)
⩥ Most common cause of Kaposi Sarcoma Answer: AIDS. it is from
from the Human herpes virus 8
⩥ Kaposi Sarcoma occurs in patients with AIDS when CD4 count is <
______. Answer: 100
⩥ What is treatment for Kaposi sarcoma Answer: Not surgical removal,
treat with antivirals, will improve as CD4 count improves
⩥ For patients with numerous impetigo lesions what are preferred
treatments? Answer: Dicloxacillin
First or second generation cephalosporin, azithromycin
Clarithromycin
Resistance: bactrum or clindamycin
, ⩥ What type of cancer starts out by looking like an ulcer that does not
heal or continues to grow? Answer: Squamous cell cancer
⩥ What is the most common type of skin cancer? Answer: Basal Cell
Carcinoma
⩥ What type of cancer is a waxy lesion that is shiny like a pearl.
Answer: Basal Cell Carcinoma
⩥ Premalignant skin lesions from sun exposure, slowly progressive,
small risk of squamous cell cancer. Answer: Actinic Keratoses
⩥ Actinic Keratoses Answer:
⩥ Seborrheic Keratoses Answer: Hyper pigmented lesions commonly
referred to as liver spots. They give a stuck on appearance aka liver
spots.
⩥ T/F: Seborrheic Keratoses have premalignant potential Answer: False.
No premalignant potential
⩥ Atopic Dermatitis usually includes a history of: Answer: Asthma,
Alllergic rhinitis, family hx of atopic disorders, onset before 5
