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DERM of the Day

DERM of the Day

by Caden Carver

Courses Medicine

Season 1

Episode 25: Rapid Recall

Quiz yourself over the content covered so far! Listeners may consider briefly pausing the audio after each question to quiz themselves prior to hearing the answers.

Episode 24: Dermatophytosis

Listen in for a brief overview of dermatophytosis, including nomenclature, clinical presentation, most common causative organisms, diagnostics, and treatment!

Episode 23: Candidiasis

Hopefully this episode gives you a few pearls on candidiasis, which is a fairly common skin condition as the cause of intertrigo! Listen in for some HY facts and learning to differentiate this condition from others.

Episode 22: Meningococcemia

Keep an infection with Neisseria meningitidis in your differential if you see the characteristic signs of nuchal rigidity and petechial skin lesions!

Episode 21: Tinea Versicolor

Join us for this short and sweet episode covering the HY facts about tinea versicolor!

Episode 20: Leprosy

Cover the basics of leprosy, caused by Mycobacterium leprae, for exams. Also, remember to keep leprosy on your differential for patients who have leonine facies!

Episode 19: Pilonidal Cyst

Learn the HY clinical details of pilonidal cysts, including etiology, pathophysiology, clinical presentation, and treatment. Not difficult, but questions will often try to confuse this condition with an abscess, so knowing the basics may get you a few questions correct!

Episode 18: Acne Vulgaris

Acne has a complex pathophysiology and treatment sequence that exam writers love to test. Here, we only scratch the surface of acne, but give you a broad overview of this condition. Hope this helps!

Episode 17: Necrotizing Fasciitis

You definitely do NOT want to miss necrotizing fasciitis. Listen to this episode to learn the HY facts for exams.

Episode 16: Folliculitis

Join us for this episode, where we discuss the basics of folliculitis, including what causes it, how it presents clinically, and how to treat it.

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