eczema Flashcards

1
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indications for topical steroids

A
  • eczema
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2
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MOA topical steroids

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as for systemic but more localised effect. if prolonged or potent use = systemic absorption.
- mild, moderately, potent, v potent

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3
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SE topical steroids

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  • potent and v potent = local SE. skin thin, striae, telengiactesia, contact dermatitis.
  • use on face; perioral dermatitis and worsen acne
  • withdrawal = rebound acne of affected area
  • adrenal supression and systemic SE =rare
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4
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when should you avoid topical steroids

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  • infected areas

- facial lesions = potent to be avoided and only short course

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5
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cream vs ointment topical asteroids

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  • cream for moist lesion

- ointment for lichenified thick and leathery skin

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6
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how long after topical steroids should you apply topical emollients

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  • after 5 mins
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7
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emollients indications

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  • dry and scaling skin disorders
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8
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MOA emollients

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replace water content in dry skin

oils or parrafin based to soften skin and reduce water loss by protection against evaporation

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9
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SE emollients

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greasy skin, worsen acne and folliculitis

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