2156 Eye & Skin Flashcards

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Lantanoprost ADRs (4)

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  1. Conjunctival hyperaemia (redness of eyes)
  2. brown discoloration of iris
  3. lower eyelid pigmentation
  4. lengthening of eyelashes
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Timolol eyedrop CI (1)

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asthma

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Red flag to refer for eye conditions (6)

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  1. Pain or intense inflammation
  2. reduced visual acuity / blurred
  3. Photophobia
  4. N/V or halo around light (acute angle glaucoma)
  5. Unilateral (infection)
  6. contact lens use
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DED differential question (1)

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Dry mouth or enlarged glands? (Sjogren syndrome)

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Infectious conjunctivitis differential question (4)

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  1. Red eye with pus and sticky discharge? (bacterial)
  2. Swollen lymph node? (chlamydial)
  3. Unilateral?
  4. Contact lens?
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AMD differential question (1)

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Sudden dark spot in your central vision? (wet AMD –> refer)

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TOP corticosteroids use ADR (3)

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  1. Withdrawal Sx (erythema, burning, pruritus, stinging)
  2. telangiectasias (“spider veins”)
  3. Skin thinning, red stretch marks
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TOP corticosteroids use to avoid (2)

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  1. Avoid using long term < 2–4 weeks
  2. Avoid applying high intensity TCS on the face
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Steroid strength order

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hydrocortisone < Desonide < betamethasone Valerate / Mometasone Furoate

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TOP Tacrolimus CI (2)

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Long term use a/w (black box)
1. Lymphoma
2. Skin cancer

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PO Steroids use ADR (6)

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  1. osteoperosis
  2. Glaucoma
  3. Hyperglycemia
  4. Tachyphylaxis
  5. adrenal suppression
  6. eczema flares on discontinuation
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TOP Benzoyl Peroxide ADR (2) + administration (1)

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  1. dryness & peeling
  2. Erythema & burning
    Admin: put with sunsreen
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TOP Adapalene ADR (3)

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  1. Dryness, erythema, irritation
  2. Photosensitivity –> use sunscreen
  3. worsen initially –> 6-8 weeks for improvement
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TOP Tretinoin DDI (1) & CI (1)

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DDI: benzoyl peroxide use OM, tretinoin use ON
CI: pregnancy

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TOP Clindamycin use (2)

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  1. Best in combi with benzoyl peroxide
  2. Only use in pregnancy when necessary
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PO Abx choice for acne (2) + duration

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  1. Doxycycline 50mg BD / 100 mg OD
  2. Macrolides
    Shortest duration (< 12 months)
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PO Isotretinoin CI (4)

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  1. Hepatic / renal insufficiency
  2. Lipid level very high
  3. Pregnancy / breastfeeding (negative pregnancy test mandated)
  4. Tetracycline
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TOP Imidazoles for fungal infection use (2)

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  1. continue 1-2 weeks after symptoms resolution
  2. takes 4-6 weeks to heal
19
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TOP Amorolfine (nail lacquer) administration (2)

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  1. apply 1-2x a week
  2. takes 6 months for fingernail, 9-12 months for toenails
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TOP Acyclovir administration (3)

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  1. Apply thin later 5x/day for 5-10d
  2. do not cover cold sore with bandage / dressing
  3. dab instead of rub to minimise blister spreading
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TOP Vitamin D analogs (calcipotriol / calcitriol) use (2)

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  1. Combine with TCS as maintenance
  2. avoid use with salicylic acid
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SC IL-23 Inhibitors (Guselkumab) ADR (2)

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  1. increased risk of infection (URTI)
  2. Hypersensitivity (injection site)
23
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SC IL-17 inhibitors (Ixekizumab) ADR (2)

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  1. Increased risk of infection (candidal infection)
  2. Increased risk of IBD exacerbation
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Systemic therapies for psoriasis (6)

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  1. IL-23 inhibitors (Guselkumab)
  2. IL-17 inhibitors (Ixekizumab)
  3. IL-12/23 inhibitors (Ustekinumab)
  4. TNF-a inhibitors (infliximab)
  5. PDE4 inhibitor (Apremilast)
  6. TKI2 inhibitors (Deucravacitinib)
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Skin red flags questions (6)
1. involvement of unusual areas (face, genitalia, scalp, eyebrows, eyelashes) 2. Extensive area, seriously inflamed, excess exudate 3. DM / immunocompromised 4. Recurrent / no improvement / worsening condition 5. young children < 2 yo 6. secondary infection (bacterial / viral)