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Powders

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drying effects, anti fungal agents, good of tineas

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Creams

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less greasy, have drying effects, can sting, cause irritation. Good for acute inflammation and intertriginous areas

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Lotions

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May contain alcohol or H2O- drying effects, preservatives may cause AE, little residue, penetrate easily

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Tinctures

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Extract in alcohol solution- acute inflammation with oozing vesiculations. Dries out wet areas

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Gels

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Greasless, less occlusive, dry quickly- may dry out due to alcohol content. Good for acne, exudative inflammation, scalp/ hairy areas

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Ointments

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Fewer preservatives, create barrier, occlusive, do not sting or burn. Avoid hairy and intertriginous areas

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Finger tip unit-

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Amount of ointment from tube on a fingertip

1 FTU= 0.5 gm

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Hand unit

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Area of one side of a hand. 1 FTU covers both sides of hand (2 HUs).

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Treatment area

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Defined by hand units. Used to calculate amount of ointment needed to treat pt for duration of therapy based on skin coverage

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Steroid occlusion- purpose & process

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Enhances potency of topical corticosteroids. Cover affected area with saran wrap and leave at least 4 hrs.

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HPA suppression

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Long term use causes less cortisol to be made, leads to sleep side effects

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Steroid caused dermatitis

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allergic reaction to steroid or ingrediant

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Steroid induced hypopigmentation

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Darker skin tones- regimentation occurs following discontinuation of use

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Steroid induced skin atrophy

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Reduction of proteins made- skin becomes thinner. Higher risks on eyes, face, old patients, occlusion and higher potency

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Steroid induced striae

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Abnormal collagen formation- results in red/ silvery streaks, Different texture than normal skin

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Koebner phenomenon

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Injury or irritation of skin induces lesions from chronic skin diseases- psoriasis, vitiligo

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Auspitz sign

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Removal of scaly lesions reveals pinpoint bleeding spots- suggests psoriasis, not specific

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Id reaction

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Acute, generalized skin reaction to stimuli in a sensitized person- symmetric, occurs on extremities, erythematous, pruritic rash

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Niksolsky sign

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Acantholytic disorders- pemphigus. Rubbing laterally on uninvolved skin causes easy separation of epidermis from dermis. Pressure on bulla leads to lateral extension