Peds derm/rashes?

[NRAI2001]

I ve done like 2/3 of the peds questions on UWorld today and it seemed like 1/3-1/2 of the questions were "derm" related. The patient would present with some symptoms and then the vignette would go on to describe a rash...etc.

This seems to be real weakness for me. Whats the best source to strengthen ones knowledge about pediatric rash's and derm findings? For the life of me I cant picture half of the rashes they describe in the vignettes??

Thanks

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[ASAPRocky]

just know buzz words. For the sake of board exams, they have to give u certain buzzwords. In real life, it's completely different, hence why every office/ER seems to have a dermatological handbook ready for those weird rashes.

i told my homie this, just know THREE things about each rash to describe it, including the treatment, and you will be golden.

I.e., Honey crust, GAS, peri oral (usually) = impetigo

 

[ASAPRocky]

best source i used was SUTS2 btw, and my DIT book had a couple extra, especially newborn rash.

 

[DODerm2013]

I would reference Habif for most pediatric rashes. The pictorials are very good and you will remember them on future questions with just the description. Hope this helps.

 

[septoplasty]

MTB Step 3 has the rashes described well + pictures aswell. See what works for you.