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The most effective OTC treatment for acne is... |
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Benzoyl Peroxide 2.5%, 5%, 10% |
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Name the 9 OTC products that have the active ingredient benzoyl peroxide |
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Clean and Clear Gel Clearsil Clearplex Exact Acne Medication Fostex Neutrogena On-the Spot Acne Treatment Oxy-10 Balance Spot Treatment and Face Wash Panoxyl Bar Zapzyt Gel |
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Sulfur (1-10%) is available as... |
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Bye Bye Blemish Sulfur is a Keratoyltic ad antibacterial |
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Salicylic Acid (0.5%-2%) is available as what OTC products..... |
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Clearasil Clearstick Neutrogena Rapid Defense Noxzema Stridex Salicylic acid is a irritant, keratolytic, and increases the rate of turnover of epitheilial cells |
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Resorcinol has what action |
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Products that include resorcinol and sulfur include... |
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Clindamycin available as a liquid for Stage II-IV acne |
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Erythromycin available as a liquid for stage II- IV acne |
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Erythromycin available as a gel for stage II- IV acne |
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Erythromycin available as a liquid for stage II- IV acne |
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Tretinoin Available as a cream, gel, lotion Retinoid for stage II-IV acne Causes dryness and increases sensitivity to the sun |
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Tretinoin Available as a gel Retinoid for stage II-IV acne Causes dryness and increases sensitivity to the sun |
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Tretinoin Available as a cream Retinoid for stage II-IV acne Causes dryness and increases sensitivity to the sun |
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Tretinoin Available as a cream, gel Retinoid for stage II-IV acne Causes dryness and increases sensitivity to the sun |
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Adapalene Available as a cream Retinoid for stage II-IV acne Causes dryness and increases sensitivity to the sun
*** preferred for dry skin |
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Tazarotene Available as a cream, gel Retinoid for stage II-IV acne Causes dryness and increases sensitivity to the sun
**Most irritating retinoid |
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Alitretinoin Available as a gel Retinoid for stage II-IV acne Causes dryness and increases sensitivity to the sun |
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Tetracycline Dosed 500 mg qd or bid for acne capsules |
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Tetracycline dosed 500 mg qd or bid Capsules |
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Erythromycin dosed 250-500 mg qd or BID tablets |
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Erythromycin dosed 250-500 mg qd or BID tablets |
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Doxycycline Dosed 100 mg qd capsules or tablets |
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Minocycline dosed 50 mg BID capsules |
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Isotretinoin For severe Type IV acne or acne that will result in scaring |
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Isotretinoin For severe Type IV acne or acne that will result in scaring |
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Isotretinoin For severe Type IV acne or acne that will result in scaring |
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Isotretinoin For severe Type IV acne or acne that will result in scaring |
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required for any patient, prescriber, pharmacy who deals with isotretinoin.
Very terratogenic. |
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Isotretinoin works by..... |
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1. reducing sebum production 2. decreases production of microcomedones 3. decreasing cohesivness of follicular epithelial cells 4. anti-inflammatory effect |
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Most common side effect with isotretinoin is |
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Dry mouth, dry skin, pruritis, cheiltis (chapped lips) |
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What is the dose of isotretinoin |
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1 mg/kg once or twice daily with food may start at 0.5mg/kg/d for the first month Goal is to do a total dose of 120-150mg/kg over 405 months |
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You must use oral antifugals to treat tinea..... |
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Capitis, unguium Prescription topical antifungal |
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Econazole Prescription topical antifungal |
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Naftifine Prescription topical antifungal |
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Loprox gel, cream, lotion |
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Ciclopirox Prescription topical antifungal |
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Ciclopirox Prescription topical antifungal |
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Butenafine Prescription topical antifungal |
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Butenafine Prescription topical antifungal |
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Terbinafine 1% OTC antifungal Most effective OTC antifungal agent
Available as cream, gel, and spray |
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Miconazole 2% OTC antifungal |
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Miconazole 2% OTC antifungal |
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Clotrimazole 1%
OTC antifungal available as lotion, solution, and cream |
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Tolnaftate 1%
OTC antifungal |
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Tolnaftate 1%
OTC antifungal |
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Tolnaftate 1%
OTC antifungal |
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Undecylenic acid 10-25%
OTC antifungal |
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Name the 5 oral antifugals that you can use to treat tinea infections... |
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1. Griseofulvin 2. Ketoconazole 3. Fluconazole 4. Itraconazole 5. Terbinafine |
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Minoxidil available OTC for hair loss 2% and 5% are available **Women should not use 5% due to increased facial hair growth. |
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Finasteride Prescription for androgenic alopecia Works by inhibiting the enzyme 5alpha-reductase which is responsible for conversion of testosterone to dihydrotestosterone Can cause decreased libido originally sold as proscar for enlarged prostate glands |
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Dry skin can be treated with.... (these classes) |
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1. Emollients and moisturizing agents (petrolatum and mineral oil) 2. Humectants (glycerin, propylene glycol, phospholipid 3. Keratin softening agents (urea, lactic acid, allantoin 4. Antiprurtic agents (camphor, menthol, local anesthetics, systemic antihistamines, colloidal oatmeal) 5. Hydrocortisone (only for 5-7 days topically) 6. Astringents (aluminium acetate, hamamelis water) 7. Protectant (zinc oxide) |
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Hydrocortisone 1% OTC topical corticosteroid low potency |
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Hydrocortisone 1% OTC topical corticosteroid low potency |
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What is the only OTC topical corticosteriod? |
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Hydrocortisone 1% topical corticosteroid low potency |
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Hydrocortisone 2.5% topical corticosteroid low potency |
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Hydrocortisone 2.5% topical corticosteroid low potency |
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Hydrocortisone 2.5% topical corticosteroid low potency |
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Desonide 0.05% topical corticosteroid medium potency |
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Flucinolone acetonide 0.01%-0.025% topical corticosteroid medium potency |
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Flurandrenolide 0.025%-0.05% topical corticosteroid medium potency |
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Hydrocortisone butyrate 0.1% topical corticosteroid Medium potency |
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Hydrocortisone valerate 0.2% topical corticosteroid medium potency |
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Triamcinolone acetonide 0.025% topical corticosteroid medium potency |
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Betamethasone valerate 0.1% topical corticosteroid high potency |
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Betamethasone Valerate 0.1% topical corticosteroid high potency |
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Fluocinolone 0.025% topical corticosteroid high potency |
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Fluocinolone 0.025% topical corticosteroid high potency |
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Triamcinolone actonide 0.1% topical corticosteroid high potency |
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Desoximethasone 0.25% topical corticosteroid very high potency |
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Diflorasone diacetate 0.05% topical corticosteroid very high potency |
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Fluocinonide 0.01%-0.05% topical corticosteroid very high potency |
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Halcinonide 0.1% topical corticosteroid very high potency |
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Betamethasone dipropionate 0.05% topical corticosteroid ultra high potency |
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Betamethasone dipropionate 0.05% topical corticosteroid ultra high potency |
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Betamethasone dipropionate (in optimized vehicle 0.05% topical corticosteroid ultra high potency |
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Clobetasol propinate 0.05% topical corticosteroid ultra high potency |
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Diflorasone diacetate 0.05% topical corticosteroid ultra high potency |
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Halobetasol propionate 0.05% topical corticosteroid ultra high potency |
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aluminum acetate used for poison ivy |
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aluminum sulfate used for poison ivy |
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calamine and pramoxine 1% used for poison ivy |
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calamine, benzocaine, and camphor used for poison ivy |
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Ivarest 8 hour Medicated cream |
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calamine and diphenhydramine 2% used for poison ivy |
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benzyl alcohol, camphor, menthol, zinc acetate used for poison ivy |
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ZPT 0.3-2% is used for...
Brand names include... |
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Dandruff denorex, head and shoulders, sebulon, x-seb, zincon |
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Seleniuym sulfide 1% is used for....
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Dandruff head and shoulders intensive treatment selsun blue 1% |
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Coal tar is used for... brand names include... |
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dandruff and psoriasis Balnetar, Denorex, DHS tar, Ionil T, Neutrogena T, Pentrax, Poly tar |
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Ketoconazole 1% shampoo for dandruff |
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Ciclopirox 1% shampoo for dandruff |
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Dandruff is related to an increase in what fungal organism? |
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Pityrosporum ovale (P. ovale) |
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Topical treatments for Psoriasis include: |
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1. topical corticosteriods 2. Coal tar 3. Keratolytics (salicylic acid, sulfur) 4. Retinoids 5. Anthralin 6. Calcipotriene (use after light therapy because light inactivates the igredient D3 analog) |
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Head lice is most common in ___ (age)__ during what months____? |
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elementary school children August and September |
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Synergized pyrethrins (0.17-0.33%) should be repeated when? |
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Permethrin 1% and 5% should be repeated when? |
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one time treatment is enough Nit Cream rinse is Permethrin 1% and is available OTC
Permethrin 5% is prescription and can be used for scabes |
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Non prescription products for corns, warts, and calluses contain... |
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Warts are a result from the papilloma virus and may be spread to other people and on other parts of the body. True or False |
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