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5 mark, total mark = 5) 1- Chemical cautery may be used for the treatment of: a) verruca vulgaris b) psoriasis vulgaris c) acne vulgaris d) herpes zoster e) herpes simplex 2- The following disease is Contagious: a) atopic dermatitis b) acne vulgaris c) erythema multiforme d) lepromatous leprosy e) urticaria 3- Characteristic lesions in acne include: a) comedones, vesicles and cysts b) burrows, papules and nodules c) comedones, nodules and cysts d) comedones, bullae and pustules e) papules, pustules and vesicles 4-In urticaria each wheal: a) stays for few hours b) stays for few days c) stays for few weeks d) stays for few months e) none of the above 5- Discoid lupus erythematosus: a) is more common in males b) appears as erythematous nodules c) is covered by loose scales d) causes diffuse non cicatricial alopecia e) is treated by antimalarials 6- Psoriasis is: a) A skin disease caused by Staphylococci & Streptococci. b) A congenital disease. c) Exacerbated by Herpes virus infection. d) A non-infectious scaly erythematous disease. e) Mainly treated by systemic steroids. 7-The followings are true about Allergic contact dermatitis EXCEPT: a) It is a type of contact dermatitis. b) It is due to type IV hypersensitivity reaction. c) It affects any individual. d) It is caused by nickel and rubber. e) It is an allergic reaction.

8-The primary lesion of Pityriasis Rosea is: a) milky white macule b) papule covered by silvery scale c) wheals d) herald patch e) comedones 9-The followings are true for lichen planus EXCEPT: a) it is highly pruritic b) it is highly contagious c) it could cause cicatricial alopecia d) the primary lesion is a polyangular papule e) nail affection is common 10- A 25 years male visited a town and stayed in a hotel, 2 weeks later he started to have papules on the genitals and between the hand fingers. Lesions were itchy more at night. Possible diagnosis is: a) eczema b) urticaria c) scabies d) papular urticaria e) phthyrus pubis B-ANSWER THE FOLLOWINGS: (each point= 0.5 mark, total mark= 2)

1- A 1 year old baby presents with a whitish discoloration of his tongue and oral mucosa after a prolonged course of systemic antibiotics. a) What is your diagnosis? b) Suggested treatment is (choose one only): 1- antihistamine 2- antibiotic 3- nystatin 4-griseofulvin 2- A 24 year old female, presented to the Dermatology outpatient clinic by itching, erythema and vesiculation at the outer aspect of the upper arm. The lesion occurred exactly on the site of a henna tattoo that she did two weeks before. a) What is your diagnosis? b) Suggested treatment is topical: (choose one only) 1- steroid cream 2- antihistamine cream 3- antibiotic cream 4-zinc oxide ointment.