Disease Midterm 1 Crossword 2

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Across
  1. 6. _______ should accompany excision to treat a viral papilloma.
  2. 9. Which steroid do we inject in a stubborn chalazion?
  3. 10. One of the drugs that penetrates the meibomian glands.
  4. 11. Cyst-like presentation, congenital, can be accompanied by other congenital anomalies.
  5. 12. If a patient has a hordeolum, it's most likely etiology is ______.
  6. 16. A recurring chalazion in the same spot can be a sign of _________ of the meibomian gland and should be referred asap.
  7. 17. Treatment of a chalazion typically involves warm compresses and ________ _________.
  8. 18. 70% of all deaths due to skin cancer are caused by ________ ________.
  9. 21. The benign result of each individual cell in a small area containing more pigment than in other areas (as opposed to more pigmented cells growing).
  10. 22. Pearly, oily growth that "doesn't go away." Grows very slowly. Ulcerates in the center. (acronym)
  11. 23. Mimics squamous cell carcinoma, usually self-resolving in a few months to a year.
  12. 25. A port wine stain can mean the patient is at increased risk of ________.
  13. 26. Age that a capillary hemangioma typically regresses by.
  14. 27. If a patient has an internal hordeolum, we need to monitor for development of ___________ __________.
  15. 30. Increased pigment in the uveal tract due to increased melanocytes.
  16. 31. A patient refuses biopsy of a lesion you suspect to be malignant. You refer again for a biopsy, and they still refuse. What do you do?
  17. 32. A _______ can result from an internal hordeolum.
Down
  1. 1. Pre-malignant, sand-paper texture is: ______ keratosis.
  2. 2. A nevus has hair growing out of it. Is it benign? Yay or nay.
  3. 3. Seeing this on a middle-aged patient would make you want to refer the patient to his PCP for a blood work-up to check for hypercholesterolemia and other issues.
  4. 4. An elderly patient is worried he has a tumor. You press on the globe and it appears bigger! What is your dx? (Hint: multiple words)
  5. 5. Which type of carcinoma is the most common malignant neoplasm of the lids? (2 words)
  6. 7. An unresolved hordeolum that turns into a chalazion can be treated with which antibiotic?
  7. 8. Firm, rubbery, often-movable cyst, in glands of Zeiss. _______ ______ cyst.
  8. 13. A patient is worried about malignancy of a nevus. You use ABCDEF to analyze the nevus. What does D stand for?
  9. 14. Primary therapy for a hordeolum involves ______ compresses.
  10. 15. A sudoriferous cyst is caused by blockage of the glands of _____.
  11. 19. Is seborrheic keratosis pre-malignant? Yay or nay.
  12. 20. A middle-aged to elderly patient complaining of baggy lids OU most likely has ________.
  13. 22. If you suspect squamous cell carcinoma, you must _______ the lesion to definitively diagnose it.
  14. 24. Increased pigment in skin around eye.
  15. 28. Which type of hordeolum is slower to resolve?
  16. 29. A patient previously diagnosed with actinic keratosis now has ulcerative, bleeding lesions in the same area. What do we suspect? (acronym)
  17. 32. Treatment for blepharochalasis includes ____ compresses.
  18. 33. Visible lid swelling indicates a chalazion is in the ______ stage (early or later)