ILOs

• Know some skin conditions that can present to general medicine - Cutaneous Vasculitis, Acute Purpura (i.e. meningococcal sepsis), Dermatomyositis
• Recognise acute blistering conditions - Pemphigoid, Pemphigus, Adult varicella (chickenpox), Linear IgA disease (can read around additional topics).
• know severe adverse drug reactions Erythema multiforme, Stevens Johnson syndrome, TEN Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis, AGEP (see additional resources)
• Know severe variants of chronic skin disease - Erythroderma, acute pustular psoriasis management of acute skin disease

Acute Drug Reactions…

• What are the different presentations of skin drug reactions?
• Which are the most common drugs that can cause acute rashes?
• Here’s an example of a morbilliform rash…
• An example of a pencillin drug rash…
• Now, let’s look at urticaria/angiooedema…
• Here’s a phototoxic rash…
• Time to look at a pustular drug rash…
• Look at a lichenoid rash…
• What is vasculitis?
• Now, we’ll look at a drug induced psoriasiform rash…
• What is a fixed drug rash? Let’s look at one!

Blistering Disorders

• Outline the different types of conditions we can get…