Acne Flashcards
1
Q
what is used for the mild treatment of acne vulgaris
A
clindomycin + benzyl peroxide
2
Q
when must caution with the use of tetracyclins be taken in treating acne vulgaris
A
in pregnant women or women trying to get pregnant
3
Q
what topical abx can be used to manage mild acne
A
clindamycin
4
Q
why must abx alway be prescribed in combo with benzoyl peroxide
A
to prevent bacterial resistance
5
Q
what can be used to manage moderate acne not responding to topical treatment
A
oral abx e.g. tetracyclines
6
Q
how often should acne treatment be reviewed in primary care
A
8-12 weeks
7
Q
where does acne typically affect
A
face
neck
chest
back
8
Q
what type of lesions are seen in acne
A
papules
pustules
nodules
comedones
9
Q
what are the 3 classifications of acne
A
mild
moderate
severe
