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CH 27

dermatologic system

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Dermatophytosis any infection of the skin, hair, or nails caused by fungus. (dermatophyte)
True or False are warts contagious? Yes, True!
What's the generic name for Silvadene? Dx: burn wound infection silver sulfadiazene Aux label: avoid contact with eyes; For topical use only
What's the term for a fungal infection of the nails? Onychomycosis
What does the oral dosage form of terbinafine treat? Onychomycosis Brand name: Lamisil
Fluconazole and ketoconazole are ...? Oral Antifungals
The vitamin D analog calcipotriene (Dovonex) is indicated for...? Psoriasis
Valtrex (valacyclovir) can be used to treat..? Shingles and herpes zoster
retapamulin Dx: Impetigo Altabax Roa: Topical Apply thin layer to Affected Area bid X5D
What's the difference between Lamisil* and Lamisil AT* Lamisil AT* is for Athlete's Foot Lamisil * is for Onychomycosis
fluorouracil can be used for ....? Resistant plantar warts Carac* , Efudex*
Compound W (salicylic acid OTC) is indicated for..? common warts
Protopic is the brand name for which medication? Dx: Eczema tacrolimus TC: Topical calcineurin inhibitor
What's the generic name for Zovirax*? Dx: Shingles & Chickenpox acyclovir
imiquimod Aldara
podofilox Dx: Genital warts Condylox
What are the symptoms of impetigo? thick yellow crust, itchy, oozing, and blistering
What's one TC that can be used to treat Impetigo Topical and oral antibiotics
Define Xerosis dry skin
pimecrolimus Dx: Eczema Elidel TC: Calcineurin Inhibitor
tacrolimus Dx: Eczema **Prophylactic of organ transplant rejection as Prograf*, Envarsus XL* Protopic TC: cacineurin inhibitor
What are two Tumor Necrosis Factor Inhibitors used in the Tx of Psoriasis? etanercept (Enbrel) infliximab (Remicade)
salicylic acid is used in the TX of..? Mild acne
Aux label for Caldryl? Dx: Urticaria (hives, itching) Shake well before use Avoid contact with eyes calamine 8% and pramoxine HCl 1% OTC
What’s the medical terms for Athlete’s foot? Tinea pedis
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