Minor Ailments Flashcards
what is the most common type of onychomycosis
distal lateral subungual onychomycosis
proximal subungual onychomycosis is common _________ pts
immunocomp
superficial white onychomycosis is common in
children
if there is =>60% nail involvement, what is the preferred tx
PO terbinafine for 6-12wks for fingers, 12-24wks for toes
what is the pref tx if there is <60% nail involvement
topical efinaconazole
+ PO terbinafine if >3 nails involved
how many weeks do ciclopirox of efinaconazole need to be applied for onychomycosis
48wks
what labs need to be done before doing PO terbinafine
LFTs baseline and halfway through tx
what is teh gold standard for measuring body temp in <5yrs, what is >5?
<5 = erctal, >5 = oral
when do teething sx appear? when do they peak?
4 days before eruption, peaks 1-2 days before
can oral AH be used as monotx for nasal congestion
no- should add INCS
2nd gen AH for allergies are most effective when taken
prophylactically 1-2hrs before exposure (onset takes 1 hr)
caution in ________ patients for 1nd gen AHs
renal impaired
decongestants should be avoided with ________ (class of drug) within_ ______(time)
MAOis within 2 wks
when do INCS peak effect
1-2wks
montelukast is better when added with _________
2nd gen AH