Clinical Skills
Skin Signs
Skin—the largest organ in the human body. What can it tell you? Practice reading the external signs of internal processes.
- Useful for all medical practitioners
- Know important skin presentations
- Discern benign from concerning signs
- Access available for 24 months
Review, Evaluate, and Diagnose
- Explanations of specific skin signs help you understand systemic processes.
- Lists of causal organisms and mechanisms get you to the “root of the problem.”
- Interactive text and images highlight features of a skin sign as it is described.
- Associations and look-alikes give you practical knowledge to draw from.
- Ranges of clinical presentations are included, as are differential diagnoses.
- Treatment information provides the next step of care for patients.
- The “Think” button reveals a summary of the discussion with salient memory cues.
Topics covered
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Acne
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Alopecia
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Bioterrorism
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Dermatitis
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Dermatomyositis
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Drug Reactions
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Erythemas
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Exanthems
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Herpes Simplex Infections
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Lupus
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Malassezia Infections
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Neisseria Infections
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Skin Cancers
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Soft Tissue Infections
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STIs
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Tinea Infections
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Varicella Infections
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And More!
Topics covered
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Acne
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Alopecia
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Bioterrorism
-
Dermatitis
-
Dermatomyositis
-
Drug Reactions
-
Erythemas
-
Exanthems
-
Herpes Simplex Infections
-
Lupus
-
Malassezia Infections
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Neisseria Infections
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Skin Cancers
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Soft Tissue Infections
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STIs
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Tinea Infections
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Varicella Infections
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And More!
CME Credits & MOC Points
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Features
Features
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Detailed Explanations, Smart Text, and Image Enhancement
Review definitions, causes, clinical details, and associations. Click on blue text; image overlays reveal key details.
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Diagnosis, Treatment
Specified for each clinical sign or condition.
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Think—Your Memorization Shortcut
Memory cues and keywords for easy recall.
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Study Mode and Image Quiz
Easily move between reviewing and testing yourself.
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