Rosacea

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1. What is Rosacea?

a) A contagious bacterial infection of the skin

b) A chronic inflammatory, vascular disorder of the skin

c) A viral infection affecting the skin and eyes

d) A genetic disorder affecting only children

2. Which of the following is a common trigger for rosacea?

a) Cold weather

b) Salty foods

c) Alcohol

d) Dark chocolate

3. Which of the following is considered a diagnostic feature of rosacea?

a) Telangiectasia

b) Ocular manifestations

c) Persistent centro facial erythema

d) Burning sensation

4. How many major features are required to make a diagnostic consideration for rosacea?

a) 1 or more

b) 2 or more

c)  1 and another minor feature

d) 4 or more

5. Which of the following is a secondary/minor feature of rosacea?

a) Flushing

b) Burning sensation

c) Papules and pustules

d) Persistent centro facial erythema

6. What is one goal of rosacea therapy?

a) To eliminate the disorder completely

b) To avoid sunlight entirely

c) To reduce recurrence and improve skin appearance

d) To use as many skincare products as possible

7. Which non-pharmacologic therapy is recommended for managing rosacea?

a) Avoidance of all foods

b) Regular use of fragrance-free moisturizer

c) Frequent exfoliation of the skin

d) Use of scented skin care products

8. Which medication may be used for treating inflammatory papules and pustules in rosacea?

a) Topical brimonidine

b) Oral doxycycline

c) Topical azelaic acid

d) Low-dose isotretinoin as first-line treatment