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Dermatological

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Propionibacterium Acnes gram positive anaerobic rod that produces enzymes, lipases
Topical therapy for acne Benzoyl peroxide, sulfur, salicylic acid, resorcinol (usually used with sulfur)
benzoyl peroxide releases oxygen to destroy propionebacterium, exfoliates skin, alternate one week with topical BP and one week with topical abx; Clearasil, Exact, Neutrogena, Noxzema, Oxy-10, Benzac, Zapzypt; use sunscreen
Sulfur keratolytic and antibacterial; SAStid soap
topical antibiotics clindamycin; erythromycin (theramycin, benzamycin, emgel)
erythromycin counseling points wait 1 hour before applying any other topical meds; response in 4-12 weeks
retinoids counseling points dont use astrigents or harsh soaps to clean face; apply QOD for first two weeks to adjust to drying effects; use QHS after 2 weeks; use sunscreen
retinoids tretinoin; adalapene; tazarotene; alitretinoin
tretinoin retin A; Renova; Avita
adalapene differin
tazorotene tazorac
alitretinoin panretin
Azelaic acid 20% if sensitivity develops,d/c; other topical meds must be applied on different time of day; ADR: temp dryness and irritation, hypopigmentation
antimicrobials for acne tetracycline, minocycline, erythromycin, doxycycline
iPLEDGE program isotretinoin registering program to minimize fetal exposure; prescribers, patients, pharmacies and wholesalers must register
isotretinoin counseling should be taken with fatty meal; first month may see worst effects but improve in week 6
isotretinoin ADRs cheilitis, dry mouth,, dry skin, pruritis, dry nose, dry eyes, muscular soreness, HA, HLP, decreased night vision, thinning of hair, easily injured skin, peeling of palms and soles, acute depression
prom pills 7-10 day course of prednisone 20 mg will suppress acne for social event
Tinea capitis ringwork of scale --> oral systemic therapy
tinea pedis athlete's foot; self treat, if ineffective, then oral therapy
tinea cruris jock itch; self treat --> oral
tinnea ungium onychomycosis ; oral therapy
tinea corporis ringworm of skin; self treat --> oral
OTC antifungal treatment terbinafine, micronazole, clotrimazole, tolnaftate, undecyclenic acid
teribinafine 1% lamisil AT
miconazole 2% micatin
clotrimazole 1% lotrimin AF, desenex AF
tolnaftate tinactin, aftate, Blis-To-Sol, Dr Scholls fungi solution
undecyclenic acid 10-25% crurex, desenex
prescription topical antifungal treatment econazole, naftitifine, ciclopirox, butenafine
econazole spectazole, ecostatin
nafitifine naftin
ciclopirox loprox, penlac
butenafine mentax
systemic antifungal therapy griseofulvin, ketoconazole, itraconazole, fluconazole, terbinafine
alopecia treatment minoxidil (rogaine) OTC; propecia (finasteride) Rx only
rogaine counseling points apply 1 ml BID; use 4 hours before going to bed to avoid soiling linens; wash hands after applying; may be applied without shampooing; women avoid 5% because can lead to facial hair, can use @5; 4-6 months will see results;
rogaine failure if no results in 8 months for women or 12 months for men, should d/c
rogaine ADR scalp dermatitis, hypertrichosis in other areas, rarely systemic side effects, CI < 18 years, CI <prego or breastfeeding
finasteride - how long it takes to work 3 months to see effectiveness
finasteride ADR gynecomastia, sexual dysfunction; CI in women of child bearing age; no use in post menopausal women
emollients petrolatum; mineral oil
humectants glycerin (corn husker's oil), propylene glycol, phospholipids
keratin softening agents urea 10-20%, lactic acid, allantoin
urea 10-30% aquacare, carmol
lactic acid 2-5% lacticare, lowila care
allantoin alphosyl, psorex, tegrin
antipruritic agents camphor and menthol, local anesthetics (benzocaine and pramoxine), colloidal oatmeal (aveeno), systemic antihistamines, hydrocortisone ointment>cream (dont use more than 5-7 days)
astringents aluminum acetate, hammamelis water
aluminum acetate Burrow's solution, Domeborough
hammamelis water witch hazel
protectants zinc oxide
benzoyl alcohol antipruritis
topical immunomodulators tacrolimus and pimecrolimus
tacrolimus topical protopic
pimecrolimus elidel
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