Question 1
During the dermatological physical examination of a patient with a generalized eruption, the examiner observes the formation of an epidermal detachment upon applying lateral tangential shearing pressure to normal-appearing perilesional skin. Which clinical sign and associated pathophysiological mechanism are demonstrated?
Correct Answer:
Nikolsky sign (sinal de Nikolsky), indicating loss of keratinocyte-keratinocyte cell adhesion (acantholysis) or complete basal-suprabasal junctional failure.
Question 2
A 32-year-old male presents with reddish-brown macules and papules on the trunk. Stroking one of the lesions with a blunt wooden spatula produces rapid local swelling, erythema, and an urticarial wheal confined to the stroked lesion within 5 minutes. What is this diagnostic phenomenon, and which condition does it confirm?
Correct Answer:
Darier sign (sinal de Darier), pathognomonic of cutaneous mastocytosis (urticaria pigmentosa).
Question 3
Which of the following describes the Koebner isomorphic phenomenon (fenômeno isomórfico de Koebner) and correctly lists dermatological diseases where it is classically observed?
Correct Answer:
Appearance of typical disease-specific isomorphic lesions at previously unaffected sites following non-specific mechanical, physical, or chemical trauma, characteristically seen in Psoriasis, Lichen Planus, and Vitiligo.
Question 4
A 45-year-old female presents with multiple yellowish-brown translucent papules and plaques on the midface. Diascopy (vitropressão) is performed by pressing a transparent glass slide firmly against the active infiltrated border of a lesion. The examiner notes the persistence of discrete 'apple-jelly' (geléia de maçã) yellowish-brown translucent nodules. This semiological sign strongly suggests which histopathological finding?
Correct Answer:
Dermal epithelioid non-caseating or caseating granulomas with clearance of background erythema and telangiectasia.
Question 5
In dermoscopy of non-melanocytic cutaneous lesions, which set of dermoscopic structures is most specific and characteristic for a pigmented Seborrheic Keratosis (ceratose seborreica)?
Correct Answer:
Comedo-like openings (crypts), milia-like cysts, hairpin vessels with white halos, and brain-like / gyri-and-sulci pattern.
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