NAME: NOSHEEN ISRAR

ST NO: 201732040216
2017CLASSA

Q1:What is the most likely diagnosis of a painless ulceration over the left medial
malleolus with surrounding brawny induration?

Ans:The most likely diagnosis of a painless ulceration over the left medial malleolus with
surrounding brawny induration is venous stasis ulcer.

Q2:What is the most likely diagnosis of an ulcer over the lateral aspect of the right
fifth toe in patient with a history of diabetes mellitus with pain in the balls of the feet
at night?

Ans:The most likely diagnosis of an ulcer over the lateral aspect of the right fifth toe in a
patient with a history of diabetes mellitus with pain in the balls of the feet at night is
ischemic ulcer.

Q3:What is the most likely diagnosis of a lesion arising in a burn scar?

Ans:The most likely diagnosis of a lesion arising in a burn scar is a Marjoline ulcer which is
a squamous cell carcinoma that arises in a chronic wound.

Q4: What is the most common malignancy involving the lips?

Ans:The most common malignancy involving the lips is squamous cell carcinoma.

Q5: What hematologic abnormality is associated with silver sulfadiazine?

Ans:Silver sulfadiazine ,which is used as prophylaxis against infection of burn wounds is

associated with neutropenia, likely due to neutrophil margination.

Q6:What is the major side effect of mafenide acetate?

Ans:Mafenide acetate,which is a topical antimicrobial used in treating burns,is associated

with metabolic acidosis secondary to inhibition of carbonic anhydrase.

Q7:What are two complications associated with silver nitrate?

Ans: Silver nitrate,when used topically over a prolonged period of time for burn care can
cause hyponatremia and rarely methemoglobinemia.

Q8: What is the primary treatment of hydrofluoric acid burns?

Ans:Hydrofluoric acid burns are primarily treated with calcium gluconate (topical calcium
gluconate gel for burns and intravenous calcium gluconate for systematic symptoms).