the rest of skin conditions: hemorrhoids, pinworm, lice/scabies, minor wounds, poison ivy, inflammation and rash, sunscreen

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lifestyle/natural remedies for hemorrhoids

  • incr. fiber intake

  • psyllium

  • phenylephrine — vasoconstrictor that shrinks hemorrhoid and reduces burning and itching

  • hydrocortisone

  • witch hazel

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hydrocortisone (for hemorrhoids)

Anusol-HC

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witch hazel (for hemorrhoids)

Tucks Medicated Cooling Pads

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OTC phenylephrine topical for hemorrhoids

Preparation H

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how does pinworm present?

anal itching

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antihelmintics for pinworm

mebendazole

pyrantel pamoate

albendazole

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how do you identify eggs (pinworm)?

  • stick a piece of tape around the anus in the morning prior to voiding/defecating

  • remove tape and bring to healthcare provider

  • can take up to 3 tape tests to identify eggs

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pyrantel pamoate

Reese’s Pinworm Medicine

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albendazole and mebendazole ADRs

  • HA

  • nausea

  • hepatotoxic

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scabies tx

permethrin cream 5%

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what is permethrin lotion 1% (Nix) used for?

lice

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topical OTC drugs for lice

pyrethrins

permethrin

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what lice tx can cause skin irritation and is flammable?

malathion lotion 0.5%

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after lice tx, what do you need to do?

use a nit comb every 2-3 days

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T/F most lice tx require re-treatment on days 7-10 to kill surviving hatched lice

TRUE

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OTC lice tx options

  • permethrin 1% lotion (Nix)

  • pyrethrin/piperonyl butoxide (RID)

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most common method of debridement for chronic wounds

enzymatic debridement — collagenase ointment

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wounds with ragged edges, with the potential for deeper skin damage and bruising under the skin

a. laceration

b. abrasion

c. cut

a. laceration

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minor injuries on top layer of skin

a. laceration

b. abrasion

c. cut

b. abrasion

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how do you treat minor, harmless insect bites?

topical steroid

oral antihistamine

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burns: red/painful, minor swelling

a. first degree

b. second degree

c. third degree

a. first degree

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burns: thicker, blisters, very painful

a. first degree

b. second degree

c. third degree

b. second degree

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burns: damage to all layers of skin, appears white or charred

a. first degree

b. second degree

c. third degree

c. third degree

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when can you treat burns OTC?

  • first or second degree

  • area < 2 inches in diameter

  • not on face, major joint, feet, or genitals

  • NOT diabetic

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what should you apply to minor burns to protect the skin, retain moisture, and reduce scarring?

ointment

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_______ can be used topically to reduce infection risk and promote healing

silver sulfadiazine (Silvadene; SSD)

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OTC tx for burns

polymyxin/bacitracin/neomycin (Neosporin original)

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RX tx for burns

  • mupirocin

  • bacitracin/neomycin/polymyxin B/hydrocortisone (Cortisporin)

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what does mupirocin cover?

  • staph — MRSA

  • strep

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poison ivy, oak, and sumac cause an allergic reaction from touching the sap which contains the toxin _______

urushiol

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leaves in clusters of three

poison oak

poison ivy

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what is aluminum acetate (for poison ivy, oak, and sumac)?

astringent — drying agent

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tx options for poison ivy/oak/sumac

  • aluminum acetate

  • colloidal oatmeal

  • calamine lotion/pramoxine

  • topical/oral steroids

  • cold compress

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what topical steroid is available OTC?

hydrocortisone 0.5%

hydrocortisone 1%

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highest to lowest steroid potency: formulation

  • ointment

  • cream

  • lotion

  • solution

  • gel

  • spray

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how much does one fingertip unit cover?

one adult handd

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very high potency topical steroids

  • clobetasol propionate

  • fluocinonide 0.1% cream

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high potency topical steroids

  • betamethasone dipropionate

  • fluocinonide 0.05% ointment

  • mometasone furoate 0.1% ointment

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high-medium potency topical steroids

fluocinonide 0.05% cream

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medium potency topical steroids

mometasone furoate 0.1% lotion

triamcinolone acetonide

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clobetasol propionate 0.05% lotion/shampoo/spray

Clobex

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clobetasol propionate 0.05% cream/ointment

Temovate

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clobetasol 0.05% foam

Olux

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fluocinonide 0.1% cream

Vanos

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triamcinolone acetonide spray

Kenalog

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what is SPF a measure of?

how well UVB rays are deflected

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when should sunscreen be applied?

  • every 2 hours

  • reapplied after swimming or sweating

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time to burn (with sunscreen) equation

SPF * TTB (without sunscreen)

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what is sunscreen labeling not allowed to say?

waterproof

sweatproof

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what is sunscreen allowed to say in terms of being water resistant?

can claim water-resistance for 40-80 mins

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AAD recommends chemical sunscreens with any of these ingredients

  • oxybenzone

  • avobenzone

  • octisalate

  • octocrylene

  • homosalate

  • octinoxate

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physical sunscreens

  • zinc oxide

  • titanium dioxide