Medical students

ILDS & Frontline health workers (WHO)

Skin diseases

1. Inflammatory dermatoses

1.1. Allergic /non-allergic and other immunologic reactions

1.1.1. Urticaria and angioedema

1.1.2. Eczematous dermatoses

1.1.3. Drug related dermatoses

1.1.4. Inflammatory and postinfectious immunologic reactions

1.2. Autoimmune and bullous dermatoses

1.3. Physically induced dermatoses

1.4. Granulomatous dermatoses

1.5. Papulosquamous disorders

2. Infectious diseases

2.1. Viral infections

2.2. Bacterial infections

2.3. Fungal infections

2.4. Parasitic infections

2.5. Sexually transmitted infections

3. Nevi, tumours and cysts

3.1. Naevi

3.2. Benign tumours and cysts

3.3. Premalignant and malignant tumours

4. Diseases of the appendages and of the mucous membranes

4.1. Diseases of sebaceous and apocrine glands

4.2. Diseases of hair and nails

4.3. Diseases of mucous membranes

5. Diseases of blood and lymph vessels, ulcers and panniculitis

5.1. Vascular diseases

5.2. Ulcers

5.3. Panniculitis

6. Genodermatoses, metabolic diseases and pigmentary disorders

6.1. Genodermatoses

6.2. Cutaneous manifestations of metabolic diseases

6.3. Pigmentary disorders

7. Proctologic disorders and psychodermatoses

7.1. Proctologic diseases

7.2. Psychodermatoses

8. Special conditions, symptoms and syndromes

9. General dermatology

9.1. Basic functions of the skin

9.2. Diagnostic procedures

9.3. Therapy

10. Neglected tropical dermatoses (NTD'S)

10.1. Bacterial infections

10.2. Fungal infections

10.3. Protozoan diseases

10.4. Helminthic infections (parasitic worms): Nematodes

10.5. Arthropod: Arachnids

10.6. Sexually transmitted infections (STIS)