HIGH YIELD II

Question 1

management principles? first line therapy…

Answer 1

salicylic acid and cryotherapy

Question 2

what are the management options?

Answer 2

chemical destruction
cryosurgery
currettage
contact allergen therapy

Question 3

trichloroacetic acid tx is indicated?

Answer 3

yes, monochloroacetic acid is more deeply destructive than trichloroacetic

Question 4

other tx options?

Answer 4

sal acid wart tx
silver nitrate cauterization
cantharidin wart tx
applied wart therapy like: caentharone plus (caution with weight bearing warts)

Question 5

complications?

Answer 5

donut wart

ring spread

Question 6

took shock case is a complication of what med?

Answer 6

cantheridin

Question 7

what are the cutaneous cryogens?

Answer 7

liquid nitrogen

liquid nitrous oxide

solid carbon dioxide

dimethyl ether and propane histofreezer aerosol

ethyl chloride spare at 3 inches

Question 8

normal skin freezes at?

Answer 8

-2 celsius

Question 9

what types of freezes are painful on non weight bearing skin?

Answer 9

deep plantar freezes

Question 10

thaw time is how long?

Answer 10

three times the freeze time

Question 11

liquid nitrogen procedure, freezes how cold?

Answer 11

-195 degrees celsius

Question 12

what are the cryotherapy complications on the digits?

Answer 12

severe pain and possible neuropathy

periungual wart permanent nail dystrophy

Question 13

5-FU and SA therapy application?

Answer 13

topical fluorouracil combined with topical 17% and 40% salicylic acid

full clinical resolution within an average of two months

Question 14

other tx options?

Answer 14

trichloroacetic acid 80%
imiquimod
duct tape
oral cimetidine