1. Dermatology slide Haitham Bader Ninaveha Medical college

2. Describe this lesion?

3. Mention the nail changes you see in this patient?

5. What is the name of this sign?

6. What is the name of this phenomenon?

7. What are the differential diagnoses of scaly scalp?

8. Where else are the sites of predilection of this disease?

9. All these pictures are a variants of the same disease, mention them?

10. Mention the nail changes you see in this patient?

12. What is the prognosis of this condition?

13. What is your provisional diagnosis?

15. Both pictures represent a cutaneous stigmata of skin disease? Name them? And name the condition that may associated with it?

16. What investigation you may request to confirm the diagnosis of the condition?

18. Describe this lesion?

34. Describe the lesions? What is your provisional diagnosis?

37. All these pictures are variants of the same disease? What is it? Name each one? AB C DE

38. These are two common painful sole lesions. What are their names? How do you differentiate between both conditions?

39. These are three different diseases presented with white patches. Name them and mention how you differentiate between them?

40. What type of hair lost in each case?

41. Both patients suffered from the same disease, but have different prognosis. What is the name of the disease and how prognosis is different?

42. Describe the lesions? What is your provisional diagnosis?

43. This alopecia areata carry bad prognosis. Why and mention other bad prognostic signs of A.A.?

44. What is the name of this nail disorder? And with which condition may associate?

47. What is the name of this nail disorder? And with which condition may associate? What is the name of the angle shown in the slide?

48. What is the name of arrowed part of this normal looking nail? Does it present in all nails?

49. What is the name of this nail disorder? How it is occur? What further information can we gets from it?

50. What is the causative agent in each condition? A B C

51. What is the name of this nail disorder? Which serious condition you have to excluded when you see it?

52. The patient suffered from this chronic pruritic lesions. What is your provisional diagnosis?

53. The patient presnted with eruption for the last 3 weeks. What is your provisional diagnosis?

54. The patient presented with this chronic painless nodule for the last 3 months. What is your provisional diagnosis?

55. What is your provisional diagnosis? What is the causative agent?

57. What is your provisional diagnosis? What are the complications of this condition?

58. Patient presented with this acute onset and highly prurtic lesions. What is your provisional diagnosis?

59. These are the sites of predilection of common facial problem. What is your provisional diagnosis? Where else in the body you may see the disease?

60. This is a common pediatric problem. What is your provisional diagnosis? What is the first step in your management?

61. The causative agent of this condition is shown in this slide, what is it? What is your provisional diagnosis? What is the first step in your management?

62. The patient complain from severe recurrent pruritus in his palms and soles. What is your provisional diagnosis?

63. The patient complain from severe pruritus in lower part of leg. What is your provisional diagnosis? What is the 1 st step in your management?

64. What is the name of this distribution? What is the main cause of her problem?

65. What is the name of the affected site of the soles? What is the main cause of her problem? What is your provisional diagnosis?

66. What are the differential diagnoses of these recurrent severely pruritic lesions?

67. What is the name of this common recurrent painful lesion of the mouth?

68. What is the name of this lesion? Your provisional diagnosis?

69. What is your advice to this elderly man who suffered from sore erythematous skin lesion with multiple superficial cracks?

70. Describe this lesion? What is your diagnosis?

71. Describe these lesions? What is your diagnosis?

72. What is the difference in the distribution between the two images?