Which is the typical<br/>lesions of atopic dermatitis in adolescence<br/>__ __? A: Massive exudation B: Erosion is the main<br/>lesion C: Localized<br/>lichenification D: Obvious swelling

Lotion can not be used for which of the following skin lesions:<br/>____? A: no leaching red spot B: without erosion of water blisters C: nodular papules D: pustules, erosion, exudation

Which of the following<br/>is characteristic of atopic dermatitis in childhood<br/>__ __? A: Severe itching B: Exudation increased C: The lesions are mainly<br/>facial D: All have bacterial<br/>infection

Inflammatory<br/>exudation is mainly<br/>due to() A: Hemodynamic<br/>changes B: Changes<br/>in vascular wall permeability C: Venule<br/>thrombosis D: Circulatory<br/>volume increases

Which is correct to explain the fluid exudation? A: The intravascular fluid accumulation is termed as edema B: Exudate has two patterns, edema and transudate C: Exudate contains more blood cells, and high protein content D: Exudate is formed in the microcirculation with normal vascular permeability

Fluid is aspirated from the grossly distended abdomen of a 47-year-old chronic alcoholic man. The fluid is straw colored and clear and is found to have a protein content (largely albumin) of 2.5g/dL. Which of the following is a major contributor to the fluid accumulation in this patient? A: Blockage of lymphatics B: Decreased oncotic pressure C: Decreased sodium retention D: Increased capillary permeability E: Inflammatory exudation