MKSAP 17 Audio Companion - Dermatology

• MKSAP_17_Audio_Companion_Dermatology.pdf
• 1-01 Introduction to Dermatology Section.m4a
• 1-02 Approach To The Patient With Dermatologic Disease.m4a
• 1-03 Skin Cancer Risk Factors That Warrant Regular Skin Cancer Screening.m4a
• 1-04 Lesion Morphology.m4a
• 1-05 Dermatologic Emergencies.m4a
• 1-06 Therapeutic Principles.m4a
• 1-07 Question Break 1 A 20-year-old Woman is Seen for Growth of Dark Hair on Her Cheeks.m4a
• 1-08 Topical Glucocorticoids.m4a
• 1-09 Side Effects Associated with Topical Glucocorticoids.m4a
• 1-10 Eczematous Dermatoses.m4a
• 1-11 Question Break 2 A 57-year-old Man is Seen in the ED for a Rash on His Legs.m4a
• 1-12 Atopic Dermatitis.m4a
• 1-13 Contact Dermatitis.m4a
• 1-14 Session 1 Key Points.m4a
• 1-15 Close to Session 1.m4a
• 2-01 Introduction to Session 2.m4a
• 2-02 Causes Of Allergic Contact Dermatitis.m4a
• 2-03 Other Causes of AD.m4a
• 2-04 Hand Dermatitis.m4a
• 2-05 Xerotic Eczema.m4a
• 2-06 Nummular Dermatitis.m4a
• 2-07 Stasis Dermatitis.m4a
• 2-08 Question Break 3 A 44-year-old Man is Admitted with Fever and Heart Murmur.m4a
• 2-09 Psoriasis.m4a
• 2-10 Treatment.m4a
• 2-11 Question Break 4 A 34-year-old Man is Seen for Asymptomatic Skin Changes in his Groin.m4a
• 2-12 Lichen Planus.m4a
• 2-13 Pityriasis Rosea.m4a
• 2-14 Seborrheic Dermatitis.m4a
• 2-15 Drug Reactions.m4a
• 2-16 Session 2 Key Points.m4a
• 2-17 Close to Session 2.m4a
• 3-01 Introduction to Session 3.m4a
• 3-02 DRESS and DHS.m4a
• 3-03 Acute Generalized Exanthematous Pustulosis.m4a
• 3-04 Fixed Drug Eruptions.m4a
• 3-05 Pigmented Purpuric Dermatosis.m4a
• 3-06 Miliaria.m4a
• 3-07 Acantholytic Dermatosis.m4a
• 3-08 Acne.m4a
• 3-09 Medication Induced Acneiform Eruptions.m4a
• 3-10 Question Break 5 A 31-year-old Woman is Evaluated During a Routine Physical Examination.m4a
• 3-11 Rosacea.m4a
• 3-12 Diagnosing Rosacea.m4a
• 3-13 Management Of Rosacea.m4a
• 3-14 Hidradenitis Suppurativa.m4a
• 3-15 Diagnosis and Treatment Options For Hidradenitis Suppurativa.m4a
• 3-16 Question Break 6 A 55-year-old Man is Evaluated for Blisters on his Hands.m4a
• 3-17 Bacterial Skin Infections.m4a
• 3-18 Folliculitis.m4a
• 3-19 Abscesses, Furuncles and Carbuncles.m4a
• 3-20 Session 3 Key Points.m4a
• 3-21 Close to Session 3.m4a
• 4-01 Introduction to Session 4.m4a
• 4-02 Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus In Hospitalized Patients.m4a
• 4-03 Impetigo.m4a
• 4-04 Cellulitis and Erysipelas.m4a
• 4-05 Management.m4a
• 4-06 Erythrasma.m4a
• 4-07 Pitted Keratolysis.m4a
• 4-08 Superficial Fungal Infections.m4a
• 4-09 Tinea Cruris and Tinea Pedis.m4a
• 4-10 Diagnosis and Treatment of a Dermatophyte Infection.m4a
• 4-11 Tinea Versicolor.m4a
• 4-12 Question Break 7 A 35-year-old Woman is Seen for a Rash on Her Hands and Arms.m4a
• 4-13 Candidiasis.m4a
• 4-14 Viral Skin Infections.m4a
• 4-15 Secondary Infection.m4a
• 4-16 Diagnosing HSV.m4a
• 4-17 Question Break 8 A 32-year-old Man is Evaluated for a Painful Purple Area.m4a
• 4-18 Varicella-Zoster Viral Infections.m4a
• 4-19 Disseminated VZV.m4a
• 4-20 Session 4 Key Points.m4a
• 4-21 Close to Session 4.m4a
• 5-01 Introduction to Session 5.m4a
• 5-02 Warts.m4a
• 5-03 Molluscum Contagiosum.m4a
• 5-04 Scabies Infestation.m4a
• 5-05 Lice.m4a
• 5-06 Bedbugs.m4a
• 5-07 Spider Bites.m4a
• 5-08 Hymenoptera.m4a
• 5-09 Worms.m4a
• 5-10 Question Break 9 A 53-year-old Woman is Seen in the ED for Swelling, Redness, and Pain in her Lower Legs.m4a
• 5-11 Cuts And Scrapes.m4a
• 5-12 Burns.m4a
• 5-13 Seborrheic Keratoses.m4a
• 5-14 Dysplastic Nevi.m4a
• 5-15 Halo Nevi.m4a
• 5-16 Sebaceous Hyperplasia.m4a
• 5-17 Question Break 10 A 21-year-old Woman is Evaluated for Mosquito Bites.m4a
• 5-18 Dermatofibromas and Solar Lentigines.m4a
• 5-19 Hypertrophic Scars, Keloids and Pyogenic Granulomas.m4a
• 5-20 Epidermal Inclusion Cysts.m4a
• 5-21 Lipomas.m4a
• 5-22 Basal Cell Carcinoma.m4a
• 5-23 Treatment of Basal Cell Carcinoma.m4a
• 5-24 Actinic Keratoses And Squamous Cell Carcinoma In Situ.m4a
• 5-25 Squamous Cell Carcinoma.m4a
• 5-26 Session 5 Key Points.m4a
• 5-27 Close to Session 5.m4a
• 6-01 Introduction to Session 6.m4a
• 6-02 Keratoacanthomas and Malignant Melanoma.m4a
• 6-03 Melanoma Subtypes.m4a
• 6-04 Classification Of Pruritus.m4a
• 6-05 Medications Most Commonly Associated With Pruritus.m4a
• 6-06 Psychogenic Itch.m4a
• 6-07 Treatment Of Pruritus.m4a
• 6-08 Question Break 11 A 68-year-old Man is Seen for a Slowly Growing Nodule on his Nose.m4a
• 6-09 Urticaria.m4a
• 6-10 Diagnosis and Treatment.m4a
• 6-11 Question Break 12 A 67-year-old Man is Evaluated for an Ulcer on his Right Ankle.m4a
• 6-12 Characteristics of Autoimmune Blistering Diseases.m4a
• 6-13 Drug-Induced Autoimmune Blistering Disorders.m4a
• 6-14 Recognition and Diagnosis.m4a
• 6-15 Treatment.m4a
• 6-16 Cutaneous Manifestations Of Internal Disease.m4a
• 6-17 Discoid Lupus Erythematosus.m4a
• 6-18 Treatment.m4a
• 6-19 Session 6 Key Points.m4a
• 6-20 Close to Session 6.m4a
• 7-01 Introduction to Session 7.m4a
• 7-02 Dermatomyositis.m4a
• 7-03 Treatment.m4a
• 7-04 Vasculitis And Vasculopathy.m4a
• 7-05 Livedo Reticularis.m4a
• 7-06 Small Vessel Vasculitis.m4a
• 7-07 Cryoglobulinemia.m4a
• 7-08 Rheumatoid Arthritis.m4a
• 7-09 Sclerosing Disorders.m4a
• 7-10 Nephrology.m4a
• 7-11 Calciphylaxis.m4a
• 7-12 Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis.m4a
• 7-13 Sarcoidosis.m4a
• 7-14 Erythema Nodosum.m4a
• 7-15 Selected Causes Of Erythema Nodosum.m4a
• 7-16 Gastroenterology and Pyoderma Gangrenosum.m4a
• 7-17 Pyoderma Gangrenosum Evaluation.m4a
• 7-18 Dermatitis Herpetiformis.m4a
• 7-19 Porphyria Cutanea Tarda.m4a
• 7-20 Hematology Oncology and the Skin.m4a
• 7-21 Paraneoplastic Disorders.m4a
• 7-22 Sweet Syndrome.m4a
• 7-23 Selected Chemotherapy Reactions.m4a
• 7-24 Session 7 Key Points.m4a
• 7-25 Close to Session 7.m4a
• 8-01 Introduction to Session 8.m4a
• 8-02 Endocrinology.m4a
• 8-03 Thyroid Disease.m4a
• 8-04 HIV Infection.m4a
• 8-05 Retiform Purpura.m4a
• 8-06 Thrombotic and Embolic Causes.m4a
• 8-07 Erythema Multiforme, Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis.m4a
• 8-08 Erythema Multiforme Triggers.m4a
• 8-09 Diagnosis and Treatment.m4a
• 8-10 DHS And Dress Syndrome.m4a
• 8-11 Erythroderma.m4a
• 8-12 Diagnosis and Management.m4a
• 8-13 Hirsutism.m4a
• 8-14 Alopecia.m4a
• 8-15 Localized Limited Alopecia.m4a
• 8-16 Scarring Alopecias.m4a
• 8-17 Diffuse Alopecia.m4a
• 8-18 Session 8 Key Points.m4a
• 8-19 Close to Session 8.m4a
• 9-01 Introduction to Session 9.m4a
• 9-02 Nail Changes Associated With Possible Systemic Diseases and Conditions.m4a
• 9-03 Connective Tissue Diseases and Infection.m4a
• 9-04 Paronychia.m4a
• 9-05 Inflammatory Dermatoses.m4a
• 9-06 Acral Lentiginous Melanoma and Squamous Cell Carcinoma.m4a
• 9-07 Melanotic Macule and Amalgam Tattoo.m4a
• 9-08 Leukoplakia and Erythroplakia.m4a
• 9-09 Aphthous Ulcers.m4a
• 9-10 Lichen Planus.m4a
• 9-11 Actinic Cheilitis and Squamous Cell Carcinoma.m4a
• 9-12 Lichen Sclerosus.m4a
• 9-13 Black Hairy Tongue, Geographic Tongue and Oral Candidiasis.m4a
• 9-14 Venous Stasis Ulcers.m4a
• 9-15 Arterial Ulcers.m4a
• 9-16 Neuropathic Ulcers.m4a
• 9-17 Other Causes Of Lower Extremity Ulcers.m4a
• 9-18 Treatment Of Dermatologic Conditions In Pregnancy.m4a
• 9-19 Changes Due To Chronological Aging and Photoaging.m4a
• 9-20 Infection and Skin of Color.m4a
• 9-21 Differences in Pigmentation.m4a
• 9-22 Acne Keloidalis Nuchae and Pseudofolliculitis Barbae.m4a
• 9-23 Keloids.m4a
• 9-24 Skin Cancers.m4a
• 9-25 Melanonychia.m4a
• 9-26 The Homeless.m4a
• 9-27 Dermatologic Diseases of the Overweight Patient.m4a
• 9-28 Stasis Dermatitis and Acrochordons.m4a
• 9-29 Session 9 Key Points.m4a
• 9-30 Close to Dermatology Section.m4a