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Great attempt! For this, correct Answer is : B) Urticaria pigmentosa Explanation: The patient's presentation of itchy brown-marrow papules that generalize, worsen with heat and rubbing, and are confirmed by skin biopsy to be urticaria pigmentosa aligns with the clinical features of this condition. The history of atopic family history and allergic reactions to penicillin and erythromycin further support this diagnosis. Don’t get discouraged-try again for future posts and stay tuned!

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Nice try! But the Answer is A) Sarcoidosis Explanation The patient's presentation of non-necrotizing granulomas on biopsy, along with elevated inflammatory markers and respiratory symptoms, is consistent with sarcoidosis. The response to topical treatment and incomplete resolution of lesions suggests cutaneous involvement of sarcoidosis. Stay connected for more updates!

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Good effort! But the correct Answer: A. Pneumothorax - The patient's sudden-onset severe epigastric pain and dyspnea, along with a tachycardia and abnormal chest X-ray revealing a right tension pneumothorax, suggest an acute life-threatening condition requiring immediate decompression and subsequent chest tube insertion to relieve pressure on the lung and alleviate symptoms. Keep it up, and stay tuned for more!

Good try, Doctor! But for this one, the Answer: A. Pneumothorax - The patient's sudden-onset severe epigastric pain and dyspnea, along with a tachycardia and abnormal chest X-ray revealing a right tension pneumothorax, suggest an acute life-threatening condition requiring immediate decompression and subsequent chest tube insertion to relieve pressure on the lung and alleviate symptoms. Stay persistent and keep following for more!

Nice try! But the Answer: A. Pneumothorax - The patient's sudden-onset severe epigastric pain and dyspnea, along with a tachycardia and abnormal chest X-ray revealing a right tension pneumothorax, suggest an acute life-threatening condition requiring immediate decompression and subsequent chest tube insertion to relieve pressure on the lung and alleviate symptoms. Stay connected for more updates!

Good effort! But the correct answer is option (c). Keep it up, and stay tuned for more! Explanation :- Answer: c. Darier's disease Key clinical features supporting the diagnosis of Darier's disease include the presence of multiple skin-colored to brownish hyperkeratotic papules coalescing into plaques on sun-exposed areas such as the face, ears, neck, and upper chest, with exacerbation of symptoms by sunlight, heat, and sweating. Darier's disease is a rare, inherited disorder characterized by keratotic papules in seborrheic areas, and it commonly presents in puberty. Considering Darier's disease is important because it can significantly impact a patient's quality of life due to pruritus and malodor associated with the lesions, and accurate diagnosis is essential for appropriate management and genetic counseling.

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You were almost there Doc! The correct answer is (Acute uncomplicated diverticulitis). Stay tuned for more content!

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