Dermatology Quick Reference for Primary Care

Chapters

1. 1The Focused Skin Exam and Morphology19 cardsStudy
2. 2Dermatologic Emergencies19 cardsStudy
3. 3Skin of Color18 cardsStudy
4. 4Office Procedures19 cardsStudy
5. 5Topical Corticosteroids and Vehicles18 cardsStudy
6. 6Other Topical Agents20 cardsStudy
7. 7Systemic Agents Used in Primary Care19 cardsStudy
8. 8Eczema and Dermatitis20 cardsStudy
9. 9Acne, Rosacea, and Facial Eruptions18 cardsStudy
10. 10Psoriasis and Papulosquamous Disorders18 cardsStudy
11. 11Bacterial Skin Infections19 cardsStudy
12. 12Fungal and Yeast Infections19 cardsStudy
13. 13Viral Skin Infections19 cardsStudy
14. 14Infestations, Bites, and Stings18 cardsStudy
15. 15Urticaria, Drug Eruptions, and Reactions19 cardsStudy
16. 16Skin Cancer and Premalignant Lesions21 cardsStudy
17. 17Benign Growths and Pigmented Lesions23 cardsStudy
18. 18Hair and Scalp23 cardsStudy
19. 19Nails23 cardsStudy
20. 20Pediatric Skin22 cardsStudy
21. 21Pregnancy, Older Adults, and Immunocompromise22 cardsStudy
22. 22Wounds, Ulcers, and Lower-Leg Skin21 cardsStudy
23. 23Skin Signs of Systemic Disease and Mucocutaneous Conditions22 cardsStudy

About this edition

First edition, 2026.

CLINICAL USE DISCLAIMER. This book is a point-of-care reference for licensed clinicians. It supports, and never replaces, clinical judgment, a full history and examination, and the advice of a dermatologist or other specialist. Drug doses are adult doses unless stated and must be checked against current FDA labeling, local formularies, and each patient's kidney function, liver function, pregnancy status, and other medicines before prescribing. The publisher and author accept no liability for harm arising from the use of this book.