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integumentary meds

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1. Which med to treat psoriasis? - Coal Tar
2. Indication for isotretinoin. - A retinoid - Treats severe acne unresponsive to other treatment.
3. Topical med used to treat acne. - Benzoyl peroxide
4. What med treats scabies and lice? - Lindane
5. What is acyclovir used to treat? - Genital herpes - Herpes labialis (cold sores)
6. What med can be used to get rid of warts and callouses? - Salicylic acid (keratolytic agent)
7. What is chlorhexidine? - Topical antiseptic - Cleans the skin after and injury, before surgery, or before an injection.
8. What is Fluconazole? - Antifungal - Used for vaginal yeast infections, UTIs. - Esophageal and oropharyngeal candidiasis (yeast infections).
9. What med is used to treat lice and their eggs? - pyrethrin
10. Know terbinafine. - Decreases symptoms of fungal infections (Antifungal) - Used to treat tinea (ringworm) and tinea pedis (athlete’s foot)
11. What is the primary use of crotamiton? - Scabicidal and antipruritic (itching) - Used for the treatment of scabies. - Treats pruritic (itching) skin conditions such as eczema.
12. What skin conditions do corticosteroids treat? - Eczema - Contact dermatitis. - Psoriasis
13. Know the mechanism of action of aluminum acetate. - A salt that helps shrink the body tissues causing a positive effect on irritated and inflamed skin. - Reduces inflammation.
14. What is the best med for allergic reactions? - Antihistamine - Diphenhydramine (Benadryl)
15. What is the main ingredient in Benadryl? - Diphenhydramine HCI
16. Which med treats mold? - Griseofulvin
17. Griseofulvin primary route of administration - It comes as a tablet, capsule, and liquid to take by mouth.
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