Acne Vulgaris
Acne Vulgaris ( 39 Questions)
Presence of nodules and cysts - Nodules and cysts are deeper, larger, and more severe lesions that extend into the skin. They are not characteristic of the small, red, inflamed bumps described.
Appearance of comedones - Comedones are non-inflammatory lesions and do not present as red, inflamed bumps.
Distribution of pustules - Pustules are pus-filled lesions, and the description of the patient's skin lesions does not specifically mention pustules.
The description of small, red, inflamed bumps on the face and back is consistent with papules, which are a common clinical manifestation of acne vulgaris.
Explanation: The description of small, red, inflamed bumps on the face and back is consistent with papules, which are a common clinical manifestation of acne vulgaris.
Incorrect choices: a. Presence of nodules and cysts - Nodules and cysts are deeper, larger, and more severe lesions that extend into the skin. They are not characteristic of the small, red, inflamed bumps described.
b. Appearance of comedones - Comedones are non-inflammatory lesions and do not present as red, inflamed bumps.
c. Distribution of pustules - Pustules are pus-filled lesions, and the description of the patient's skin lesions does not specifically mention pustules.