The first overview

Chapter 1 Anatomy and function of skin

Section 1 Skin Anatomy

Section 2 Skin Histology

First, the epidermis

Second, the dermis.

Third, subcutaneous tissue

The function of the skin in the third quarter

First, the protective effect of skin.

Second, skin absorption.

Third, the sensory function of the skin

Fourth, the secretion and excretion of the skin.

Five, the skin's thermoregulation effect

Six, the metabolism of the skin

Seven, the skin immune system

Chapter II Symptoms and Diagnosis of Dermatosis

Section 1 Symptoms of Dermatosis

First, conscious symptoms

Second, objective symptoms.

Section 2 Diagnosis of Dermatosis

First, medical history

Second, physical examination

Third, the physical method test

Fourth, laboratory inspection.

Chapter III Treatment of Dermatosis

Section 1 Oral medication

First, antihistamines

Second, glucocorticoids

Third, antibiotics.

Fourth, antiviral drugs.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) antifungal drug

Six, retinoic acid

Seven, immunosuppressants

Eight, immunomodulators

Nine, other drugs

Section 2 External Drug Therapy

First, the performance of external drugs

Second, the external drug dosage form

Third, the treatment principle of external medicine

Section 3 Physical Therapy

First, electrotherapy

Second, phototherapy.

Third, cryotherapy.

Fourth, hydrotherapy.

Five, radiotherapy

Six, microwave therapy

Section 4 Dermatosis Treatment

First, grinding

Second, the cutting technology

Third, hair transplant.

Fourth, body surface surgery

Five, axillary osmidrosis surgical treatment

Six, skin transplantation

Seven, Mohs operation

Chapter IV Skin Care and Beauty

Section 1 Skin Care

First, the basic elements of normal skin

Second, factors affecting normal skin characteristics

Third, skin care

Section 2 Skin Beauty

First, skin beauty therapy

Second, prevention and treatment of skin wrinkles

The second part of each theory

Chapter v biogenic dermatosis

The first section fungal dermatosis

First of all, beriberi

Second, candidiasis.

Third, tinea versicolor.

Four, pityrosporum folliculitis

sporotrichosis

The second quarter bacterial dermatosis

First, pustulosis

Second, leprosy.

Third, erysipelas

Fourth, erysipelas

Five, skin tuberculosis

Section III Viral Dermatosis

First of all, herpes simplex

Second, chickenpox herpes zoster

Third, chickenpox-like rash

Fourth, warts

Verb (abbreviation for verb) molluscum contagiosum

Section 4 Animal Dermatosis

First of all, scabies

Second, mite dermatitis

Third, caterpillar dermatitis

Four, tick bite disease

Five, paederus dermatitis

Six, insect bites and stings

Section 5 Sexually Transmitted Diseases

I. urethritis

Second, cervicitis

Third, genital ulcers.

Fourth, condyloma acuminatum

Verb (abbreviation for verb) syphilis

The intransitive verb AIDS

Chapter VI Allergic Dermatosis

Section 1 Contact dermatitis

Section 2 Eczema

Section III Atopic Dermatitis

The fourth quarter urticaria

Chapter VII Drug eruption

Chapter VIII Neurofunctional Dermatosis

The first section neurodermatitis

Section 2 itching

The third quarter itching

Section 4 prurigo nodosa

Chapter IX Occupational Dermatosis

Section 1 Industrial Occupational Dermatosis

Section 2 Agricultural Occupational Dermatosis

Chapter X Erythema, Papules and Squamous Dermatosis

Section 1 Psoriasis

Pityriasis rosea in the second quarter

Section 3 pityriasis simplex

The fourth quarter pityriasis rubra

Section 5 Lichen Planus

Section 6 erythema multiforme

Section 7 Centrifugal annular erythema

Section 8 Chronic wandering erythema

Section 9 Erythroderma

Chapter II XI Connective Tissue Disease

The first section lupus erythematosus

First, discoid lupus erythematosus

Second, subacute cutaneous lupus erythematosus

Third, systemic lupus erythematosus.

Dermatomyositis in the second quarter

Section III Scleroderma

The fourth quarter mixed connective tissue disease

Chapter 12 autoimmune bullous disease

Section 1 Pemphigus

Pemphigoid in the second quarter

The third quarter herpetic dermatitis

Section IV Linear IgA Bullous Dermatosis

Chapter XIII Physical Dermatosis

Skin diseases caused by light in the first festival

First of all, sunburn

Second, polymorphic solar rash.

Third, chronic actinic dermatitis.

Section 2 eruption

The third quarter summer dermatitis

The fourth quarter chilblain

Section 5 corns and calluses

Section 6 chapped hands and feet

Section 7 pleating

Section 8 Radiodermatitis

Chapter XIV Hereditary Dermatosis

Section 1 ichthyosis

The second quarter round corner disease of hair

Section III Palmoplantar Keratosis

Section 4 Hereditary epidermolysis bullosa

Section 5 Familial chronic benign pemphigus

Chapter 15 Cutaneous Vasculitis

The first section allergic purpura

In the second quarter allergic cutaneous vasculitis

Section 3 Urticaria Vasculitis

The fourth quarter allergic cutaneous nodular vasculitis

Section 5 Behcet's disease

Section 6 Pigmented Purpura Dermatosis

Chapter 16 Nutrition and Metabolic Dermatosis

Section 1 Vitamin deficiency

I. Vitamin A deficiency

Second, vitamin B.

Third, niacin deficiency.

The second quarter enterogenous acrodermatitis

Section III Primary cutaneous amyloidosis

The fourth quarter dermatophytosis

Section 5 xanthoma

Chapter 17 Skin adnexal diseases

Section 1 Acne Vulgaris

Seborrheic dermatitis in the second quarter

The third quarter rosacea

The fourth quarter alopecia areata

Section 5 Androgen-induced alopecia

Section 6 Hyperhidrosis

Section 7 Sweating

Chapter 18 Pigment Disorder Dermatosis

Section 1 Vitiligo

Section 2 Chloasma

Section 3 Freckles

The fourth quarter melanosis

Chapter 19 Skin tumor

Section 1 Benign Skin Tumors

First, cell nevus

Second, linear epidermal nevus

Third, infantile hemangioma

Fourth, sebaceous nevus

Five, keloid

Six, seborrheic keratosis

Seven, syringoma

Eight, miliary papules

Nine, skin fibroma

Section 2 Precancerous Dermatosis

First, solar keratosis

Second, mucosal leukoplakia

Section 3 Malignant Skin Tumors

First, Bowman's disease

Eczematous carcinoma

Third, basal cell carcinoma.

Four, squamous cell carcinoma

Verb (abbreviation for verb) malignant melanoma

Primary cutaneous T cell lymphoma

Chapter 20 Mucosal Diseases and Other Dermatoses

Section 1 actinic cheilitis

Section 2 exfoliative cheilitis

The third section glandular cheilitis

The fourth quarter contact cheilitis

Section 5 sebaceous ectopic diseases

Section 6 Oral leukoplakia

Section 7 Urticaria pigmentosa

Chapter 2 1 Dermatosis Syndrome

Section 1 Behcet's syndrome

Sweet syndrome in the second quarter

The third quarter gianotticrosti syndrome

Section 4 Sjogren syndrome

The third commonly used skin disease diagnosis and treatment technology

Chapter 22 Laboratory Inspection

The first section fungal examination

First, direct microscopic examination

Second, training.

Third, filter ultraviolet light for inspection.

Section 2 Skin test

First, patch testing.

Second, the point adhesion test

Third, scratch test.

Fourthly, intradermal test.

Five, tuberculin test

Six, lighting test

Section 3 Pathological examination of skin tissue

I. signs

Second, the choice of damage

Three. Specimen collection

Fourthly, slice making.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) dyeing type

Six, basic skin lesions and common terms

The fourth quarter immune examination

First, immunofluorescence test.

Second, the immune enzyme labeling inspection

Section 5 Porphyrin Examination

First, urine porphyrin examination

Second, fecal porphyrin examination

Three. Examination of Porphyrin in Erythrocytes

Four, urine bile composition examination

Section 6 STD examination

A, treponema pallidum dark field examination

Second, serological examination of syphilis

Third, gonococcal examination

Four, chlamydia trachomatis detection

V. Detection of Ureaplasma urealyticum

Laboratory diagnosis of intransitive verb AIDS

Seven, papillomavirus acetate white test

Section 7 Others

First, the laboratory examination of sarcoptic mites

Second, the laboratory examination of follicular keratosis

Chapter 23 The real problems and main points of commonly used external prescriptions

Shanghai second medical university 2002 postgraduate entrance examination questions 1 dermatological examination questions.

Question 2: capital medical university took the postgraduate entrance examination in dermatology in 2004.

In 2000, the postgraduate entrance examination of Institute of Dermatology, Peking Union Medical College, Zhenti 3.

Question 4: In 2003, Anhui Medical University took the postgraduate entrance examination for dermatology and venereology.

The medical college of Qingdao University took part in the postgraduate entrance examination in 2005.

In 2002, Medical College of Zhejiang University took the postgraduate entrance examination for dermatovenereal diseases.

Question 7: Examination questions of dermatology and venereology for postgraduate entrance examination in 2005 in the Second Military Medical University.

Zhenti 8 Third Military Medical University 200 1 Dermatology and Venereology Postgraduate Examination Questions.

In 2002, the Third Military Medical University took the postgraduate entrance examination for dermatology and venereology.

Zhenti 10 Examination questions of dermatology and venereology in Huashan Hospital affiliated to Fudan University in 2005.