Question

1. ______ are pinhead-sized papules on the face or genitals that are keratin-filled cysts.

acne
urticaria
eczema
milium

1. oral koplik spots are associated with:

herpes zoster
kaposis sarcoma
rubeola
rubella

Explanation:

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To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Acne: Typically involves inflamed or non - inflamed lesions but not specifically pinhead - sized keratin - filled cysts as described.
• Urticaria: Presents as itchy welts, not keratin - filled cysts.
• Eczema: Is a skin inflammation with red, itchy, and scaly skin, not keratin - filled cysts.
• Milium: Are small, pinhead - sized, keratin - filled cysts that can appear on the face or genitals.

We examine each option:

• Herpes Zoster: Caused by varicella - zoster virus, presents with a painful rash, not associated with Koplik spots.
• Kaposi's Sarcoma: A type of cancer, often seen in immunocompromised patients, not related to Koplik spots.
• Rubeola (Measles): Oral Koplik spots are a characteristic feature of measles (rubeola), appearing before the skin rash.
• Rubella: Has a different set of symptoms and no Koplik spots.

Answer:

D. milium

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