Exam 1 Deck Flashcards

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Impetigo

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Highly contagious skin infection with lesions and rash

Treatment: Mupirocin topical

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2
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Muperocin

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Topical AB

Treats: Impetigo and nasal MRSA

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3
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Tinea Corporis

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Aka Ringworm

Spreads through direct contact

Treatment: Topical Azole (miconazole/clotrimazole)

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Tinea Pedis

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AKA: Athletes Foot

Usually present during puberty in males

Treatment: Topical Azoles (miconazole or clotrimazole)

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5
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Bacitracin

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Commonly known as Neosporin

Can be used in double or triple abx formulations

Does not treat MRSA

Treats: superficial wounds

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6
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Miconazole

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First line for Tinea Corporis and pedis
Can also treat cutaneous candida

Low cost

Not for kids under 2

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7
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Clotrimazole

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Pretty much the same as miconazole

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8
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Acne

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First line non inflammatory: Benzoyl Peroxide

Inflammatory: topical retnoids or metronidazole

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9
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Terbinafine

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Allylamine anti-fungal

Treats Tinea Capitus and all other Tinea’s

Can be detected in nails and skin for 3 months

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10
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Isotretinoin

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Topical Retnoid

Treats severe acne (not eczema)

Ipledge needs to be done due to risks associated with fetal demise and birth defects.

Many severe adverse reactions: liver and kidneys

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11
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Topical Corticosteroids

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First line for eczema and psoriasis

Low (high number) to high (low number) of potency

Thin skin= need for low potency

Potency determined by vasoconstriction

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12
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Ointments

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Dry scale skin

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13
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Creams

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For oozing lesions

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14
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Lotions and gels

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Hair bearing areas

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15
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Eczema

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Chronic patchy raised scaled skin (usually in elbows knees etc.)

Worse in winter

Treatment: topical corticosteroids

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16
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Psoriasis

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Similar to eczema but found an any place on body

Goal of treatment: clear the psoriasis

Treatment: Topical Corticosteroids

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17
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Tacrolimus

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Immunomodulator

Second line for eczema (if corticosteroids fail)

No preg

Can cause malignancy in rare cases

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18
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Pimecrolimus

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Same as tacrolimus

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19
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Benzoyl Peroxide

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First line in non-inflammatory Acne

Can stain pillow cases and clothes

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20
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Adapalene

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Topical Retnoid

Used to treat non-inflammatory acne

Takes 6-8 weeks to clear face

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21
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Emollients / Aluminum Acetate

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Usually dressing impregnated to treat eczema or dermatitis

Aveeno or Cetaphil are common brands of topical lotions.

22
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Irritant Dermititis

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Cause by direct contact with irritant

To relieve remove the irritant

23
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Allergic Dermatitis

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Delayed reaction to touching something in the environment

24
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Empirical therapy

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Based on clinical findings and diagnosis

25
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Definitive therapy

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Based on concrete findings such as cultures or other results

26
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Penicillin

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Treats Aerobic gram + organisms

Avoid with food

27
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Amoxicillin

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Beta Lactam ABX

Usually seen in the form Augmentin

Is the most common prescription in USA

Tastes better and requires less tablets then penicillin

Watch BUN/ Creatinine clearance

28
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Ciprofloxacin

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Fluoroquinolone ABX

many adverse reactions (ruptured tendons, photosensitivity, prolonged QTC)

Should be taken with full glass of water to ensure no crystalluria

29
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Nitrofurantoin

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Macrobid ABX

First line of treatment for UTI/cystitis

Can cause adverse respiratory symptoms

30
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Sulfonamides

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Works on both gram + & - organisms

Usually not used in monotherapy

No preg: renal/hepatic/ cbc

31
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Doxycycline

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Tetracycline

First line for Chlamydia
Also treats MRSA and other STIs

No Preg: Renal/ hepatic/ dig levels

32
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Azithromycin

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Macrolide ABX

usually used in CAP and food borne bacteria/ alt treatment for Chlamidia

Can cause torsades, increase hearing loss

Once daily tabs

33
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Acyclovir

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Nucleoside antiviral

Treats: Herpes (can be given topically too)
Varicella Zoster (shingles / chickenpox)
Epstein-Barr Virus (mono)

Safest for children

Monitor renal function

34
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Valacyclovir

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Nucleoside Antiviral

Same treatments as Acyclovir

3-5 times higher serum levels than Acyclovir

Dosed less than Acyclovir

35
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Herpes need to knows

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Women are likely to develop Cervical CA

Meds do not prevent transmission

36
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Goal for Antivirals therapy

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Decreasing Viral Load to point of not being recognized

37
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Oseltamivir

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Antiviral

Known as Tamiflu

Treatment should begin within 48 hours and last 5 days

38
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Fluconazole

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Azole Anti-fungal

First line for oral treatment for yeast

39
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Metronidazole (Flagyl)

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Nitroimidazole (ABX and anti-parasitic)

First line for trichomonas and bacterial vaginosis

BUT… has a wide range of effectiveness

Can cause seizures

40
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Syphilis

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Penicillin G only treatment

Cancer or ulcers at site of infection

Can spread to brain heart eyes and affect hearing

41
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Gonorrhea

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Ceftriaxone first line treatment

Usually co-infection with Chlamydia so also use Doxycycline

Small pustular dermatitis

42
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Chlamydia

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Treatment: Doxycycline/ secondary treatment one time dose of azithromycin

Most common STI

Pregnant women need repeat test 4 weeks later to determine the infection has resolved

43
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Bacterial Vaginitis

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Metronidazole for treatment

Fishy smell

44
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Trichomonas

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Treatment metronidazole

Yellow green vaginal discharge

Men epididymitis or urethritis

Can cause low birth weight or preterm birth for expecting mothers

45
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Goals for UTI treatment

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Eradicate organisms

Relief of symptoms

Prevention of recurring

46
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Kava

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Herbal

Treats anxiety, fatigue, insomnia

47
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Ginkgo

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Treats Dementia and vasodilation

48
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Melatonin

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Induced sleep

Should not be used more than three times a week

49
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SAM-E

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Treatment for Depression

Should not be used with Bipolar patients

50
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St. John’s Wort

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Treatment of depression

51
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Valerian

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Used for anxiety and insomnia

No Preg