Full 2L QBank
NEET PG 2027 Medical QBank

Skin Practice MCQs

Browse 1,848 high-yield clinical questions in Skin. Includes detailed explanations, options, and topic tags.

#753 Miscellaneous

A 45-year-old woman had a 2 year history of slowly progressive minimally pruritic confluent plaques involving the perioral and centro facial areas. The eruption was preceded by oral mucosal plaques. On examination, multiple, confluent, fibrotic, scaly, hypopigmented plaques with central atrophy, peripheral hyperpigmentation and crusts were noted in involved areas. Skin biopsy demonstrated granulomatous inflammation which of the following would be true about this patient?

#779 General

A 35-year-old woman consulted a dermatologist because of a persistent facial rash. Physical examination demonstrates an erythematous rash, without blistering or ulceration, involving both cheeks and the nose. The nasolabial folds are relatively spared. The dermatologist also notes scattered erythematous, firm, maculopapular lesions elsewhere on the woman's face and on exposed areas of the neck, upper chest, and elbows. Careful examination of the scalp demonstrates a few areas of focal alopecia. On questioning, the woman repos that she has had the rash more or less continuously for about six months, and that it gets much worse when she is exposed to sunlight. Which of the following autoimmune diseases would MOST likely produce this patient's skin problems?

← Previous Page
Page 16 of 37
Next Page →