A Rash is Not Always Just a Rash
Work Type
Poster
Abstract
Rashes have consistently been challenging to diagnose for primary care and family medicine providers
The similarities between benign rashes and cutaneous manifestations of rheumatologic conditions like systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), psoriatic arthritis, and dermatomyositis have been overlooked
Despite the continued development of screening tools and diagnostic advances; their reliability remains limited and use is unstandardized
It’s important to investigate the implications of poorly taken HPIs, lack of provider familiarity with pathognomonic presentations of these conditions and how it impacts patient outcomes
Publication Date
5-14-2025
Citation Information
Earp, Danielle, "A Rash is Not Always Just a Rash" (2025). Student Works Physician Assistant. 94.
https://digitalcommons.dmu.edu/stu_pa/94
