1. Edema;

2. Erythema;

3. Atrophy;

4. Hardening.

28. The chronic scleroderma is treated with:

1. Penicillin;

2. Streptomycin;

3. Lydase;

4. Aloe.

29. The chronic scleroderma is treated with:

1. Ultrasonics;

2. Iontophoresis;

3. Application of paraffin;

4. X-ray therapy.

30. What ointments are used for external treatment scleroderma?

1. Antiparasitic;

2. Vitaminous;

3. Corticosteroid;

4. Antimycotic.

31. What organs and systems are involved in systemic scleroderma?

1. Skin;

2. Esophagus;

3. Urinary bladder;

4. Heart.

32. The systemic scleroderma is treated with:

1. Streptomycin;

2. Penicillin;

3. Lydase;

4. Prednisolone.

33. The systemic scleroderma is treated with:

1. Cycloferon;

2. Gentamycin;

3. Methotrexate;

4. Penicillin.

34. What characteristic symptom of lupus erythematosus are distinguished?

1. Depigmentation;

2. Wickham's striae;

3. Koebner's phenomenon;

4. Erythema;

5. Follicular hyperkeratosis;

6. Cicatricial atrophy.

35. Laboratory tests in lupus erythematosus are characterized by?

1. Increase in the ESR;

2. The discovery of LE cells;

3. Leucopenia;

4. Anaemia;

5. Eosinophilia.

36. What is the favoured localization of rash at patients with discoid variety of lupus erythematosus?

1. Hands;

2. Cheeks;

3. Nose;

4. Shins;

5. Scalp.

37. What clinical and laboratory tests are used for diagnostics of lupus erythematosus?

1. Besnier-Meshchersky's sign;

2. The “ladies heel” sign;

3. Wickham's sign;

4. Method for LE cell identification.

38. What clinical forms of lupus erythematosus are distinguished?

1. Seborrhoicus;

2. Annular;

3. Discoid;

4. Systemic;

5. Osteoarticular;

6. Disseminated.

39. What is the favoured localization of rash at patients with discoid variety of lupus erythematosus?

1. Back;

2. Face;

3. Extremities.

40. At patients with discoid lupus erythematosus may be observed:

1. Anaemia;

2. Leucocytosis;

3. Increase in the ESR;

4. Leucopenia.

41. What is the succession of the stages of lupus erythematosus?

1. Follicular hyperkeratosis; 2

2. Atrophy; 3

3. Erythema. 1

Lesson 11 Neurodermatoses. Atopic dermatitis. Prurigo. Urticaria. Etiology. Pathogenesis. Classification. Clinical features. Diagnostics. Treatment. Prevention.