Derm Pharm I Flashcards

1
Q

What are the factors that affect penetrance?

A
  • concentration of medications
  • thickness of skin
  • frequency of application
  • occlusiveness of the vehicle
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2
Q

what determines efficacy of a drug?

A

potency and ability to penetrate

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3
Q

Rank from most penetrable to least? 10

A

mucous membranes>scrotum>eyelids>face>chest/back>upper arms and legs>lower arms and legs>dorsa of hands and feet>palmar and plantar> nails

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4
Q

T/F Application of a plastic wrap maximizes efficacy

A

TRUE

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5
Q

What is most common drug vehicles?

A

Ointment

cream

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6
Q

Rank vehicles from most to least potent

A

ointment>cream>lotion>gel>spray>foam

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7
Q

what are the principles of dermatological therapy? (5)

A
  • reduce inflammation
  • relieve symptoms
  • promote healing
  • restore skin barrier
  • prevent complications
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8
Q

What is necessary in a prescription for topicals?

A
  • vehicle
  • concentration
  • frequency
  • quantity
  • location
  • timing
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9
Q

how do you increase absorption?

A

apply water before applying medication, warp with cellophane, plastic wrap, nylon, cotton socks, dressing

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10
Q

what is vehicle for oozing dermatosis?

A

wet dressing

lotions

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11
Q

what is tx for thick, scaly, lichenified?

A

ointment, paste

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12
Q

what is tx for general eruptions?

A

lotions

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13
Q

What is non occlusive dressing?

A
  • gauze
  • allows air flow
  • lesions drys
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14
Q

wet to dry occlusive dresssing?

A
  • wetted saline soln
  • for crusted lesions
  • applied wet and removed dry
  • dry skin attaches to dressing
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15
Q

occlusive dressing?

A
  • plastic wrap

- increase effectiveness of topical therapy

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16
Q

What is MCC of ADE in topical drugs?

A

allergic and contact dermatitis

17
Q

What is MOA of corticosteroids?

A

antimitotic effects on epidermis

18
Q

T/F Ten fold increase of steroid when wrapped in plastic

A

true

19
Q

T/F Steroid has minimal absorption when applied to the normal skin

A

True

20
Q

T/F Steroid penetration increases in inflamed skin

A

True

21
Q

High potency steroids class 1 tx what skin areas?

A

scalp, palms, soles, plaques

22
Q

medium potency steroid tx what skin areas? II-V

A

non facial

23
Q

low potency steroids tx for what skin aereas? V

A

face,
*face eyelid
d

24
Q

what is duration of tx super high potency class I?

A

< 3 weeks

25
Q

what is duration of tx for medium potency ?

A

6-8 weeks

26
Q

what is duration of tx for low potency ?

A

1-2 week intervals to avoid telangtecsia, atrophy, acne

27
Q

Class I?

A

Clobetosol propionate 0.05% cream or ointment

28
Q

Class II?

A

Betamethasone propionate .05% cream

fluocinonide 0.05% cream, gel