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Self-Care material for Exam 2
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Hydrocortisone
Cortizone-10, Cortaid
Colloidal oatmeal
Aveeno Soothing Bath Treatment
Calamine Lotion
Caladryl
Aluminum acetate 5% lotion
Burows and Domeboro Solution
Benzocaine 20%
Lanacaine
Lidocaine 0.5%
Solarcaine
Pramoxine 1%, Benzyl Alcohol 10%
Itch-X
Camphor 0.1%-3%
Blue Star, Sarna
Topical diphenhydramine 1%
Benadryl Spray
Topical diphenhydramine 0.5-2%
Benadryl Gel, Allegra Anti-Itch cream
Bentoquatam
Ivy Block
Hydrocortisone MOA
mild vasoconstriction to reduce inflammation and has antipruritic activity; skin protectant
Calamine MOA
astringent that absorbs fluids from oozing vesicles
Zinc Oxide MOA
mild astringent with weak antiseptic properties
Titanium dioxide MOA
skin protectant
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
Topical anesthetic MOA
local, reversible blockade of conduction of nerve impulses (inhibition of sodium channels and depolarization)
Menthol itching MOA
Depresses cutaneous receptors at concentration <1%
Camphor MOA
Depresses cutaneous receptors at concentrations <3%
Local antihistamine MOA (e.g. topical Benadryl)
depresses cutaneous histamine receptors
Oral 1st generation Antihistamine MOA
competes with histamine at central and peripheral H1 receptors to prevent mediator release.
Insect bites - antihistamine effect specifically
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
Bentoquatam (Ivy Block) MOA
prevents urushiol from reaching skin
organoclay substance: absorbs or binds urushiol
physical barrier, blocking urushiol skin contact/absorption
DEET MOA
releases vapors that discourage the approach of insects
Picaridin MOA
releases vapors that discourage the approach of insects
DEET effective percentage for: 1) All bugs 2) Ticks
All bugs: need >10%
Ticks: need >20%