Powders;

Aqueous shake lotion;

Lotions in the form of aqueous solutions;

Pastes;

Creams.

An eczema is characterized such symptoms:

Itch in region of the affected skin;

Irritability;

Bad sleep;

Diarrhoea;

Sensation of gathering of skin is in the affected areas;

Parasthesia.

The followings symptoms are characteristic for an idiopathic eczema::

Symmetric of lesions;

True and false polymorphism of rash;

Absence of itch;

Lesions often appear on the mucous membrane of oral cavity;

Difficulty in the treatment.

It is necessary to prescribe for general treatment of acute eczema:

Penicillin;

Sulphonamides;

10% calcium chloride;

Suprastin;

Erius;

Aevit.

Select foodstuffs that are not recommended for patient with exacerbation of eczema?

Smoked sausage;

Apple;

Chocolate;

Cottage cheese;

Nuts.

Which lesions are not characteristic for eczema?

Erythema;

Papula;

Bullae;

Vesicle;

Pustule;

Erosion;

Crust.

Which morphological elements of rash are characteristic for eczema?

Macula;

Papula;

Erosion;

Atrophy;

Scale;

Ulcer.

What medicinal form is used for external therapy of acute eczema in the stage of oozing:

Pastes;

Ointments containing corticosteroid;

Powder;

2% boric acid solution;

Aerosol.

Which lesions are characteristic for eczema

Papula;

Vesicle;

Crust;

Non-inflammatory maculae;

Roseola.

What variety of forms of eczema do you know?

Tyloticum ;

Colliquativa;

Varicose;

Occupational;

Lichenoides.

What histomorphological changes in epidermis cause a clinical picture at patients with acute eczema?

Acanthosis;

Parakeratosis;

Granulosis;

Spongiosis;

Acantholysis.

Which primary morphological elements of rash are characteristic for eczema?

Inflammatory macula;

Papula;

Nodule;

Atrophy;

Bulla;

Vesicle.

Which histomorphological changes takes place in formation of vesicles?

Acanthosis;

Granulosis;

Spongiosis;

Parakeratosis;

Ballooning degeneration .

What are the most pathognomonic lesions for eczema do you know?

Erythema, pustules;

Erosions, ulcers;

Papulae, vesicles;

Mikrovesicles, erosions with weeping;

Crusts, scales.

In pathogenesis of eczema an important role are played:

Sensitization;

Functional disorders of the nervous system;

Genetic predispositions;

Visceropathy;

Endocrinopathies.

What signs are characteristic for eczema?

Neuroallergic character of process;

Protracted recurrent course;

Exacerbation is quite often without apparent cause;

Polymorphism of rash;

Severe itch of skin.

What from the following stages of eczematous process the most significant for confirmation of diagnosis of eczema?

Erythematosum;

Vesiculosum;

Weeping;

Squamosum;

Crustosum.

Choose among following lesions that are characteristic for eczema: