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IOS 9 Exam 2
Dermatitis
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 2 Types of dermatitis | Atopic (5%) and Contact (95%) |
| Atoptic dermatitis definition | A chronic relaspsin inflammatory skin condition that is often associated with allergic disorders that affect respiratory system (asthma, hay fever) |
| Atopic dermatitis affects | Primarily infants, children and youn adults |
| Atoptic dermititis areas affected | face, skin folds on the side of the knees/elbows |
| Diagnosis of Atoptic dermitis Itchy skin plus 3 or more | Onset at age <2, Hx of skin crease involvement, generalized dry skin, prior or HHX, Visible flexural dermatitis (forehead other limbs) |
| Presentation of atoptic dermititis | symetrical, redness and chapping of the cheeks, progression to crusting leading to itching, and papules that weep and potential infection |
| Treatment of atoptic dermititis Non-Pharm | Stop itching (gloves, shorten nails), maintain hydration (bath every other day), |
| Atoptic dermititis Skin hydration | Bath oils, Emollients/moisturizers, Hydrating agents, Keratin-softening agents |
| Bath products | Used to hydrate the skin- Bath oil, oatmeal products, or cleansers |
| Emollients/Moisterizers | Used to retain moisture-lotions, petrolatum, mineral oil |
| Emollients/moisturizers application | May apply when skin is damp to better maintain moisture, ointments are not appropiate for an oozing dermatitis or open wound |
| Hydrating agents are used to | Increase the effectiveness of emollients. They draw water into the stratuem corneum to hydrate the skin and emollients keep water in |
| Hydrating agent examples | Glycerin, Propylene glycol, phospholipids |
| Ketatin softening agents are used to | Provide keratolytic action and increase water uptake in stratum cirneum they are safe for crusted necrotic tissue |
| For weeping and itching on atopic dermitis | Astringints-water, aluminum acetate-Burrow's solution, witch hazel |
| Astringinsts MOA | Retard oozing, and bleeding by coagulation and then cool and dries skin via evaporation |
| Atoptic dermitits Itching | Used a topical hydrocortisone cream if not infected!!! BEST FOR NON-OOZING CAN ALSO USE lidocaine, benzocaine, diphenhydramine, loratadine (NTE 7 days) , prednisone |
| Atoptic dermatitis re-evaluation | 2-3 days to verify progress |
| Contact dermatitis | 80-90% are irritant contact dermatitis, response is dependant on concentration |
| Allergic contact dermititis | Requires 2 exposures TYPE IV reaction |
| Examples of contact allergens | Chrmium salts, cement, leather, anti-rust products, hair dyes, nickle, rubber, skin care products, perfumes, Plants of Toxicodendron family |
| Poison Ivy | Urshiol penetrated in minutes and can be active for 100years |
| Clinical presentation of poison ivy | Limbs, neck , face, initially intence itching, erythemia, swelling, raised lesions, fluid accumulation, oozing, vesicles and heal in 21 days |
| Treatment goals of poison ivy | Protect affected area, prevent itching, prevent accumulation of debris, treat according to severity |
| Mild poison ivy treatment | Hydrocortisone, calamine |
| Moderate poison ivy treatment | Refer to provider suggest cool water compress or colloidal oatmeal baths, and astringints if oozing |
| Severe poison ivy treatment | Colloidal oatmeal baths and prednisone 40-100mg 2-3 weeks |
| Tinea pedia | Athletes foot caused by trauma or moisture |
| Tinea unguium | Nail fungi, refer to PCP, appear thick, rough, yello, friable nail |
| Tinea Captis | Inflammed or non-inflammatory scalp, refer to PCP |
| Tinea Corporis | Ring worm begins as small circular, erythematous, scaly, pruritic area on smooth skin |
| Tinea cruris | Medial-upper thigh and pubic area with scaling, erythematous eruption with significant pruitis bilaterally |
| Terbinafine HCL or Lamisil AT indications | Indicated for pedius, crudis, corpus or pedia 1 wee BID for cure |
| Tolnaftate (Tinactin, Aftate) indications | ONly OTC indicated for prevention and cure- SPRAY BID 2-4 or 4-6 weeks |
| Efficacy of antifungal application | creams= solutions> spray=powder |
| SPF 15 | Person can stay in the sun 15 times longer before receiving the same sunburn as a person without sunscreen |
| SPF 30 | 96.7% blocked out |
| Efficacy of sunscreen depends on substantivity | water resistant (40minutes) , waterproof (80minutes) |
| Chemical sunscreens absorb and block transmission of UVR | to epidermis 85% UVB |
| Since oxide and titanium dioxide | Reflect and scatter UVR (UVA UVB) used with small exposed areas, discolor clothing |
| Average bather should apply teaspoons to body | 4.5 for total body, and 1/2 teaspoon each for face,neck, arms, shoulders |
| Often missed areas of sunscreen protection | lips, ears, feet |
| Sunscreen recommeded for | All over 6 months |