Resident Corner

Buccal Mucosa – Friday Pop Quiz 7/19
Buccal Mucosa After starting multiple new medications in the past four months a 58 year-old man presented to clinic with a non-painful discoloration on his left buccal mucosa for the past three weeks. He also had a recent sinus infection treated with oral antibiotics. He denied tobacco use, alcohol use, and any dental work in the past three years. Biopsy showed focal hypergranulosis, necrotic keratinocytes, …
Buccal Mucosa
Skin Papules – Friday Pop Quiz – 7/12
skin papules A 38-year-old African American female presents for management of several pink papules growing on her elbows and groin. She also has multiple soft, skin-colored and hypopigmented blashkolinear nodules with representative pathology shown here. Her daughter and granddaughter have similar skin findings as well as ectrodactyly. Which of the following is true regarding the disorder? A. The diseas …
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Skin Growths – Friday Pop Quiz 7/5
skin growth A 40-year-old woman presented to clinic for evaluation of multiple “skin growths” on her face, hands and gums that had increased in number over the past 10 years. Her past medical history was remarkable for invasive ductal carcinoma of the left breast, multiple colon polyps, a benign thyroid nodule and uterine fibroids. Classic phenotypic features of this disease include all of the followi …
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Residents Share: Study Tips, Biggest Fears, and Ways to Celebrate
ResidentsWith boards approaching, it’s always important to remember that, as residents, you’re not alone. People have come before you and felt this stress. And there are plenty of people right beside you who are feeling the same way. I caught up with some residents and asked them to share some of their thoughts related to the upcoming certifying exam in hopes that we can all appreciate and remember tha …
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Histopathology – Friday Pop Quiz 6/21
histopathology What is the best description of the histopathology expected for the border of the lesion seen here? A. Regular elongated rete ridges with superficial small vessels B. Epidermal spongiosis with atypical lymphocytes spreading into the epidermis C. Perivascular lymphocytic infiltrate with prominent eosinophils D. Hyperplasia of the superficial epidermis E. Parakeratosis in a column …
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