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Mcq Subject: Skin

A Lichen planus

B Psoriasis

C Pityriasis rosea

D Tbberous sclerosis

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A Psoriasis

B Secondary syphilis

C Lichen planus

D Disseminated candidiasis

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A Chlamydia

B LGV

C Syphilis

D Gardnella vaginalis

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A HLA A5

B HLA B27

C HLA B8

D HLA A28

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A Oral griseofulvin therapy

B Topical griseofulvin therapy

C Shaving of the scalp

D Selenium sulphide shampoo

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A Skin biopsy

B Patch test

C Prick test

D Estimation of serum IgE levels

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A Syphilis

B Leprosy

C Herpetiformis

D Icthyosis Vulgaris

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A Alopecia areata

B Androgenic alopecia

C DLE

D Telogen effluvium

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A Urticaria

B Folliculitis

C Erythema multiforme

D Erythema chronicum migrans

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A Increased melanin

B Increased melanocytes

C Increased melanosomes

D All of the above

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Mcq Subject: Skin

“Microabscess of munro” is seen in:

A 40 year old female presented with numerous, nonitchy, erythematous scaly papules (lesions) on trunk, with few oral white mucosal plaques. She also had erosive lesions in perianal area. The probable diagnosis is

Non-gonococcal urethritis is caused by: September 2012

HLA associated with Dermatitis herpetiform is:

An eleven year old boy is having tinea capitis on his scalp. The most appropriate line of treatment is:

Air-borne contact dermatitis can be diagnosed by:

Multidrug therapy is given for

A 35-year-old male presents with bald patches and with no scars. The patches are well demarcated with broken hair at the edges. Diagnosis is:

A 35-year-old woman develops an itchy rash over her back, legs, and trunk several hours after swimming in a lake. Erythematous, edematous papules are noted. The wheals vary in size. There are no mucosal lesions and no swelling of the lips. The most likely diagnosis is

Which of the following is the reason for the development of a simple lentigo?

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