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derm part 1

med sci exam 1 material

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skin cancer risk factors age >50 years, fair freckled, ruddy complexion, light colored hair / eyes, tendency to sunburn, blistering sunburns as a child, exposure to arsenic, coal tar, repeated trauma or irritation to skin
types of skin exams total body skin exam, problem- focused skin exam, general screening / integrated skin exam
wood lamp black light
diascopy determine if a lesion is blanchable
dermoscopy hand lens with built in lighting and magnification (permits a non-invasive inspection of the deeper layers of the epidermis and beyond)
characteristics of skin lesions morphology, color, underlying pigmentation, distribution, arrangement, associated manifestations
thanks smear is used for herpes
if it's dry wet it
vehicles from most moisturizing to most drying ointment, cream, lotion, gel, solution, foam, powder
the ______ of a topical product may be as important as the active ingredient vehicle
moisturizers are used to restore and maintain skin's barrier function
creams or lotions with ceramides, lactic acid or urea @ low concetrations moisturizer
creams or lotions with ceramides, lactic acid or urea @ high concentrations keratolytic agent
treatment of pruritis topical anti-pruritic meds or oral antihistamines
1st generation of H1 sedating
2nd generating of H1 non-sedating
H2 are antihistamines
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