Exam 2 Drugs & Brands & MOA (Self-Care)

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Self-Care material for Exam 2

Last updated 8:33 PM on 9/29/26
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Hydrocortisone

Cortizone-10, Cortaid

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Colloidal oatmeal

Aveeno Soothing Bath Treatment

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Calamine Lotion

Caladryl

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Aluminum acetate 5% lotion

Burows and Domeboro Solution

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Benzocaine 20%

Lanacaine

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Lidocaine 0.5%

Solarcaine

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Pramoxine 1%, Benzyl Alcohol 10%

Itch-X

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Camphor 0.1%-3%

Blue Star, Sarna

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Topical diphenhydramine 1%

Benadryl Spray

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Topical diphenhydramine 0.5-2%

Benadryl Gel, Allegra Anti-Itch cream

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Bentoquatam

Ivy Block

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Hydrocortisone MOA

mild vasoconstriction to reduce inflammation and has antipruritic activity; skin protectant

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Calamine MOA

astringent that absorbs fluids from oozing vesicles

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Zinc Oxide MOA

mild astringent with weak antiseptic properties

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Titanium dioxide MOA

skin protectant

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Astringent MOA

  • dereases edema, exudation and inflammation by reducing cell membrane permeability and hardening intercellular cement of the epithelium

  • cool and dry skin through evaporation

  • forms protective coat, allowing new tissues to grow

  • vasoconstriction and reduces blood flow in inflamed tissue

    • cleanses skin of exudates, crust, debris


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Topical anesthetic MOA

local, reversible blockade of conduction of nerve impulses (inhibition of sodium channels and depolarization)

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Menthol itching MOA

Depresses cutaneous receptors at concentration <1%

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Camphor MOA

Depresses cutaneous receptors at concentrations <3%

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Local antihistamine MOA (e.g. topical Benadryl)

depresses cutaneous histamine receptors

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Oral 1st generation Antihistamine MOA

competes with histamine at central and peripheral H1 receptors to prevent mediator release.


Insect bites - antihistamine effect specifically

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Uroshiol removal (Tecnu, Dish soap, Goop, Zanfel) MOA

Tecnu: chemical inactivator 

Dish soap: surfactant to remove from skin 

Goop: removes oil from skin

Zanfel: surfactant to remove from skin

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Bentoquatam (Ivy Block) MOA

  • prevents urushiol from reaching skin

  • organoclay substance: absorbs or binds urushiol

    • physical barrier, blocking urushiol skin contact/absorption


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DEET MOA

releases vapors that discourage the approach of insects

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Picaridin MOA

releases vapors that discourage the approach of insects

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DEET effective percentage for: 1) All bugs 2) Ticks

All bugs: need >10%

Ticks: need >20%