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drugs that turn body fluid brown

entacapone, levodopa, methyldopa

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drugs that turn body fluid brown/yellow

nitrofurantoin

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drugs that turn body fluid black/green

iron (stool)

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drugs that turn body fluid orange/yellow

sulfasalazine

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drugs that turn body fluid green

propofol

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drugs that turn body fluid redd-orange

rifampin, phenazopyridine,

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drugs that turn body fluid red

anthracyclines

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drugs that turn body fluid blue

methylene blue, mitoxantrone,

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drugs that turn body fluid blue-gray

amiodarone

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what is aloe used for

its soothing effects in sunburn and psoriasis

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what is tea tree oil

acne

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what is lysine used for

cold sore and herpes prevention and treatment

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what is biotin used for

hair loss and brittle nails

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topical vitamin d is used for

diaper rash and psoriasis

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what is the primary determinant of acne and other things that contribute

androgen is the primary dertminant

bacteria like cutibacterium and thensebaceous gland also contribute

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things for treating acne

benzoyl peroxide, retinoids, antibiotics,salicylic acid, isotretinoin

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how do retinoids work

they are vitamin A derivatives that work by reducing cohesion of follicular epithileal cells. they are teratogenic and must be avoided in pregnanct or breast feeding

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how are retinoids applied

apply nightly in a pea-sized amount

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how long does retinoid take to work

4-12 weeks and they worsen acne inititally

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what tests are required when taking isotretinoin

Liver, lipid, pregnancy

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what are some other acne treatments

oral contraceptives pills, azelaic acid, clascoterone

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first line treatnent for mild acne

topicals: BPO or retinoid or combination

alternative: add topical retinoid or BPO, switch to another retinoid or topical dapsone

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first line treatment for moderate acne

topical: combination or PO antibiotic + BPO + topical retinoid (± topical antibiotic)

alternative: other combination, switch PO antibiotic, add combined OCP or spironolactone (females) or PO isotretinoin

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first line treatment for severe acne

topicals combination + PO antibiotic or PO isotretinoin

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topical retinoids notes

topcal retinoids should be avoided in pregnac

tretinoin has slower relase and less skin irritation

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tretinoin brand names

atralin, renova, retin-a, retin-a micro, altreno

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benzoyl peroxide counseling

can bleach clothing

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what can occur with clascoterone

HPA Axis suppression

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avoid dapsone gel in

G6PD deficiency

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isotretinoin boxed warning

birth defects have been documented

can only be dispensed by a pharmacy registered with the REMS (IPLEDGE PROGRAM, 1 month Rx at a time

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isotretinoin notes

patients who can get pregnant must sign informed consent form about birth defects

must have 2 negative pregnancy tests prior to starting

do not use vitamin a supplements , tetracyclines, progestin only contraceptives, st johns wort

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isotretinoin safety and counseling

dry skin, lips, dry eyes/eye irritation

2 forms of birth control are required (cannot use a progestin only pill)

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oral antibiotics (doxycyline and minocycline safety and counseling

photosensitivity, fetal harm, discoloration in teeth

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how is abreva used in cold sores

apply 5x daily at first sign of outbreak

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how to use zovirax cream

apply 5x a day for 4 days

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what is dandruff

causes white itchy flakes of dead skin cells in the hair

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otc drug for dandruff

ketoconazole 1% shampoo (nizoral a-d), selenium sulfide, pyrithione zinc (head and shoulders), coal for shampoos (T/Gel)

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rx for dandruff

ketoconazole 2% shampoo

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drugs that cause alopecia

chemotherapeutic agents

valproate acid

lamotrigine

tacrolimus

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what kinds of deficiencies contribute to hair loss

biotin, zinc, selenium, and vitamin d deficiency

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drugs used for alopecia

finasteride (propecia) tablet

minoxidil topicals

bimatoprost

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finasteride dosing

1 mg daily; can take >3 months to begin to see effect

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finasteride contraindication

pregnancy

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finasteride warning

hazardous drug for females of childbearing potential

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finasteride moa

inhibits 5 alpha reductase type 2

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bimatoprost is used for

for thinning eyelashes (hypotrichosis)

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do not use bimatoprost with

prostaglandin analogs used for glaucoma (IOP may increase)

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how is bimatoprost applied

nightly with applicator brushto skin at the base of the upper eyelashes

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diaper rash prevention

petrolatum ointment

petrolatum with zinc oxide (a desicant)

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diaper rash treatment

nystatin if yeast is thought to be involved

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how does eczema appear

itchy, red, dry skin rashes and may turn into crusty, scaly sores

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what reduces severity of eczema

hydration and mositurizers

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what reduces utching in eczema

antihistamines

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what are treatment options in eczema

otc: aquaphor, eucerin

topical steroids, and topical calcineurin inhibitors

topical PDE4 inhibitors

interleukin receptor antagonists

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counseling for topical products in eczema

wash hands after application

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topical calcineurin inhibitors counseling

do not use in children age <2 associated with lymphoma and cancer

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athlete’s foot symptoms

itching, peeling, redness, mild burning

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athlete’s foot is most common in

people that use public pools, showers and locker rooms

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what is a ringworm on the scalp

tinea capitis

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where does jock itch affect

genitas, inner thighs, and buttocks

the rash is red,itchy and can be ring haped

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topical candida infections cause rashes where

groins, armpits, or anywhere the skin folds

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drugs used in fingal infectiond

terbinafine

butenafine

clotrimazole

miconazole

tolnaftate

undecyclenic acid

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terbinafine brand name

lamisil AT

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butenafine brand name

lotrimin ultra

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miconazole brand name

lotrimin AF

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tolnaftate

tinactin

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betamathasone/clotrimazole brand name

lotrisone

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athletes food counseling

if infection is on the foot, avoid walking barefoot to prevent spreading

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ring worm counseling

apply medication 1-2 inches beyond the rash

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how long should topicals in fungal rash be used

2-4weeks

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what is onychomycosis

a fungal infection of the nail

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topical drugs in nail infections

not potent enough

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what is used to treat fungal nail infections (2)

itraconazole and terbinafine

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when is pulse therapy used in nail infections

used to reduce cost but may not be as effective

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what test is used to diagnose fungal nail infections

20% potassium hydroxide smear

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itraconazole boxed warning

avoid use in heart failure

itra and terbinafine are both hepatotoxic

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in vaginal infections pregnant patients should

consult their physician. longer duration may be required (7-10 days)

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a pH >4.5 is consistent with

bacterial vaginosis ot trichomoniasis infextion

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how to test vaginal pH

OTC test kits

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if more than 4 vaginal infections ina year or symptoms recur within 2 months

refer to physician to rule out other causes

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how to treat mild - moderate infrequent vaginal infections

1, 3,or 7 day treatment with vaginal cream, ointment, tablet or suppository

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OTC topicals for vaginal infectiond

clotrimazole

miconazole (monistat 3)

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vaginal infection rx topicals

butoconazole (gynazole-1)

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vaginal infections rx oral

fluconazole 150 mg PO X1

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hemerrhoids drugs and how they work

psyllium: increasing fiber intake can reduce straining

phenylephrine: vasoconstrictor that shrinks the hemerrhoid and reduces burning and itching

hydrocortisone (anusol- HC): reduce itching and inflammation

witch hazek ( tucks medicated cooling pads): mild astringent that can relieve mild itching

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what is used to treat scabies

permethrin cream 5%

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what is used to treat lice

topical OTC drugs are first line permethrin lotion 1%, and pyrethrina

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what is the scientific name for lice

pediculus humanus capitis

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what shoukd you do after treatment of lice

use a nit comb to remove nits and lice every 2-3 days

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malathion lotion 0.5% causes

skin irritation and is flammable

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most lice products require

re-treatment

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pinworm occurs mostly in ? and presents as ?

occurs mostly in children and presents as anal itching

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what drugs are used for pinworm infections

mebendazole, pyrantel pamoate

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what is the tape test

used in pinworm infection to identify eggs; sticl a piece of tape around the anus in the morning

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how many tape tests does it take to identify eggs in pinworm

it can take up to three tape tests to idientify eggs

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when are albendazole and mebendazole used in pinworm

systemic worm infections

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what do mebendazole cause

headache, nausea, and hepatotoxic

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permethrin 1% lotion brand name

Nix

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pyrethrin/piperonyl butoxide brand name

RID

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what is the most common method of debridement in wounds

enzymatic debridement which is done with the application of collagenase ointment