Drugs Flashcards

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Azelaic acid

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  • MOA: direct inhibition of P. Acnes, tyrosinase inhibitor (trt hyper pigmentation)
  • use: hyper pigmentation
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Topical retinoids

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  • Tretinoin, Adapalene, Tazarotine (cat X)
  • MOA: Comedolysis, antiinflammatory, normalization of epi
  • really common in acne
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Topical dapsone

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  • MOA: anti-inflammatory, inhibits PMNs, anti-microbial

- if used with benzoyl peroxide -> yellow pigmentation (separate use by 20-30 mins)

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Erythromycin

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  • MOA: macrolide (50s subunit inhibition)
  • Use: reduce lesions in P. Acnes (second line after tetracycline)
  • resistance, GI upset: take with lipid
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Clindamycin

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  • MOA: 50s subunit binder: combo with benzoyl peroxide
  • Use: decrease # of lesions
  • pseudomembranous colitis risk
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Tetracycline

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  • MOA: 30s subunit binding

- Use: deep papules or nodules (tetracycline first line microbial)

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Minocycline

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  • doxy
  • Sx: drug induced lupus (anti histone Ab)
  • Sx: pseudo tumor cerebri
  • Sx: blue/black pigment
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Triamicinalone

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  • MOA: phoslip 2a inhibition
  • Use: acne emergencies (acne fulminans)
  • use to prevent scarring
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Isoretinoin

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  • systemic (oral) retinoic acid derivative CAT X
  • MOA: sebum suppression, anti inflammatory
  • use: recalcitrant acne
  • dryness (related to lack of oils)
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Psoralen + UVA

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  • MOA: increases skin sensitivity to light, slows growth of new skin
  • use: generalized psoriasis
  • Sx: skin cancer
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Acitretin

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  • MOA: binds nuclear txn factors, reduce hyperplasia
  • Use: psoriasis
  • Sx: lipid elevation
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Methotrexate

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  • MOA: DHFR inhibition
  • Use: psoriasis
  • Sx: hepatotoxicity, lung fibrosis
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Cyclosporine

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  • MOA: binds cyclophilin -> inhibits calcineurin -> inhibits IL2
  • Use: psoriasis
  • Sx: nephrotoxicity
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Azathiopine

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  • MOA: 6-MP analog -> inhibits de novo purine synthesis
  • Use: psoriasis
  • Sx: lots
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Etanerctept, inflixumab, adilimumab

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  • MOA: cytokine inhibition (TNFa inhibitor)
  • Use: psoriasis
  • Sx: infection (TB activation)
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Tacrolimus, pimcrolimus

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  • MOA: calcineurin inhibition -> IL2 down reg.
  • Use: in atopic dermatitis in kids < 2, second line if roids don’t work
  • risk if neoplasm and tons of others
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Mupirocin/retapamulin and cephlexin

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  • MOA: various

- Use: super infected dermatitis

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Acyclovir

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  • MOA: antiviral

- use: suspected eczema herpetica

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Scopolamine

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  • MOA: percutaneous muscarinic agonist

- use: motion sickness

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Nitroglycerin

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  • MOA: NO production -> vasodilation
  • Use: angina
  • tolerance can develop
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Clonadine

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  • MOA: central a-adrenergic agonist

- Use: anti-hypertensive

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Hormones: combipatch, estradiol, ortho Vera

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  • hormone replacement, contraceptive (ortho Vera)
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Fentanyl

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  • opioid analgesic

- chronic pain management

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Lidocaine

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  • topical analgesic/anesthetic

- herpes zoster

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Testosterone

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  • applied to sacrotum or lower back

- hormone replacement

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UVA/UVB therapy

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  • A penetrates more deeply, Atopic dermatitis

- B is more narrow band, psoriasis

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Griseofulvin

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  • treatment of choice for tinea capitis

- MOA: microtubule inhibition

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Terbenifine, itrocazole

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  • use: tinea
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Primetherim ivermectin

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  • scabies treatment

- use of ivermectin for immunocomp

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Keratin pearls

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  • Invasive squama cell carcinoma
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Vismodegib

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  • treatment of BCC, in people not candidates for surgery
  • MOA: involves inhibition of sonic hedgehog
  • cat X
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Stage IV melanoma trt

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  • palliative therapy primary

- lpilimumab, vemurafenib (CTLA MoAb, and other)