A Pustular

B Stable plaque

C Arthropathic

D Guttate

A Trichorrhexis nodosa

B Netherton syndrome

C Kinky hair syndrome

D Uncombable hair syndrome

A Scarring

B Metabolic stress

C Recovery within 6 months

D Insidious onset

A LT (Lepromatous leprosy)

B TB (Tuberculoid type)

C BL (Borderline lepromatous)

D BB (Borderline tuberculoid)

A Atopic dermatitis

B Scabies

C Papular uicaria

D Seborrheic dermatitis

A Zinc

B Molybdenum

C Vitamin B12

D Free fatty acids

A Erythema annulare centrifugam

B Granuloma annulare

C Annular lichen planus

D Tenia cruris

A Web space of finger

B Axilla

C Abdomen

D Scrotum

A Thinning of nail plate is most common

B Non scarring alopecia

C Violaceous lesions on skin and mucous membrane

D Wickham striae

A Donovanosis

B Syphilis

C Chancroid

D All