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Eczema Essentials Quiz


Eczema Essentials QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on atopic dermatitis. par Phocus Activity 1 What is atopic dermatitis (eczema)? a Chronic inflammatory skin disease with dry, itchy skin b Acute infectious skin disease c A fungal skin infection d A temporary cosmetic rash 2 What percentage of children may be affected by atopic dermatitis? a 75% b 50% c Up to 25% d Less than 1% 3 What gene mutation is a major risk factor and affects skin barrier? a CFTR mutations b HTR2A mutations c Filaggrin (FLG) mutations d BRCA1 mutations 4 What is the atopic march often progressing toward? a Allergic rhinitis and asthma b Urticaria c Psoriasis d Contact dermatitis 5 When does onset most commonly occur? a In late adulthood b Between 3-6 months of age c At birth d Around 10 years 6 What skin feature contributes to increased sensitivity to irritants? a Overhydration of skin b Increased sebum production c Skin barrier dysfunction with reduced ceramides d Excessive melanin 7 Which immune pathway is predominant in early atopic dermatitis? a Th2 with IL-4, IL-5, IL-13 b Th1 with IFN-γ c Th17 with IL-17 d Treg with IL-10 8 Which microorganism commonly colonizes many patients and worsens inflammation? a Candida albicans b Staphylococcus aureus c Pseudomonas aeruginosa d Streptococcus pneumoniae 9 What is a first-line pharmacologic treatment option for flares? a Systemic antifungals b Topical retinoids c Topical corticosteroids d Oral antibiotics 10 What is the purpose of wet wrap therapy? a Enhances hydration and reduces inflammation b Increases skin temperature for healing c Accelerates skin whitening d Cures the disease Feedback 1 AD is a chronic inflammatory skin condition with dry, itchy skin and a tendency to flare. 2 Epidemiology states up to 25% of children are affected. 3 FLG mutations compromise skin hydration and barrier function. 4 Atopic dermatitis may precede other allergic diseases in the atopic march. 5 Onset most commonly occurs in early infancy (3–6 months). 6 Reduced ceramides and barrier dysfunction increase penetration of irritants. 7 Early disease is driven by Th2 cytokines IL-4, IL-5, IL-13. 8 Staph aureus colonization is seen in many patients and worsens inflammation. 9 Topical corticosteroids are first-line to reduce inflammation during flares. 10 Wet wraps hydrate the skin and can lessen inflammation when used carefully.

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Eczema Essentials QuizVersion en ligne

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What is atopic dermatitis (eczema)?

What percentage of children may be affected by atopic dermatitis?

What gene mutation is a major risk factor and affects skin barrier?

What is the atopic march often progressing toward?

When does onset most commonly occur?

What skin feature contributes to increased sensitivity to irritants?

Which immune pathway is predominant in early atopic dermatitis?

Which microorganism commonly colonizes many patients and worsens inflammation?

What is a first-line pharmacologic treatment option for flares?

What is the purpose of wet wrap therapy?

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