Dermatology resident drill

Derm Morphology Drill

Single-file, mobile-first quiz app for sharpening reasonable differential diagnoses from clinical morphology. Built around image-based cases, rapid pattern recognition, concise evaluation steps, and bite-sized treatment notes. Source links lean on AAD public resources plus review articles / guidelines surfaced via PubMed.

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Pick the best diagnosis first. Then use the answer key to pressure-test your differential.

Case breakdown

Reasonable differentials

    Evaluation

      Treatment snapshot

        Resident pearl

        Educational only. This is not a substitute for full clinicopathologic correlation, local formulary rules, pregnancy / pediatrics adjustments, or urgent escalation for erythroderma, blistering disease, necrosis, severe drug eruption, or systemic illness.

        Morphology map

        Case bank

        Fast jump between cases. Good for a 5-minute daily drill.

        How to extend this app

        Add more quiz cases
        Open this HTML file and edit the cases array in the JavaScript. Duplicate an object, change the image URL, stem, answer choices, differentials, evaluation, treatment, and sources.
        Swap in your own journal-club images
        Replace a case image URL with your own hosted image or an institutional teaching file if you have rights to use it. The rest of the quiz logic will still work.
        Why the image sources are mixed
        The teaching content is tied to reputable dermatology sources. The clinical photos in this starter version use Wikimedia Commons / CDC public-domain or CC-licensed images because they are easier to host in a single public HTML file. If you want a stricter journal-only image set, you’ll need image rights or a private internal deployment.