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1
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treatments for dry eye

A

artificial tears, non-medicated ointments/gels

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treatments for allergic conjunctivitis

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artificial tears, ocular decongestants, combo, mast cell stabilizer

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treatments for viral conjunctivitis

A

artificial tears, ocular decongestants

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4
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treatment for corneal edema

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topical hyperosmotic, NaCl, Muro 128

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5
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alpha1/alpha2 ocular decongestants

A

phenylephrine, naphazoline, oxymetazoline, tetrahydrozoline

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6
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ocular decongestants can possibly precipitate

A

angle-closure glaucoma

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7
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when to stop using ocular decongestants

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3 days

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8
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ophthalmic antihistamines

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pheniramine and antazoline in combo w/ decongestant (naphazoline), oloptadine by itself

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9
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oloptadine is contraindicated in

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angle-closure glaucoma

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10
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dual action agent: H1 receptor blocker and mast cell stabilizer

A

ketotifen

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11
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treatment for impacted cerumen

A

carbamide peroxide 6.5% in anhydrous glycerin

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12
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treatment for water-clogged ear

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95% isopropyl alcohol in 5% anhydrous glycerin

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13
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treatments for recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS)

A

oral debriders and wound cleansers, topical oral anesthetics

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14
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what is RAS

A

canker sores

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15
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what is herpes simplex labialis (HSL)

A

cold sores

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16
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treatment for herpes simplex labialis

A

docasanol 10%

17
Q

oral debriders and wound cleansers

A

carbamide peroxide 10-15%, hydrogen peroxide 3%, sodium perborate monohydrate, sodium bicarbonate

18
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topical anesthetics

A

benzocaine, phenol

19
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types of counterirritants

A

rubefacients, cooling sensation, irritation without rubefaction, vasodilatory

20
Q

rubefacient

A

methyl salicylate

21
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cooling agents

A

camphor, menthol

22
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irritation without rubefaction

A

capsicum, capsaicin

23
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trolamine salicylate

A

NSAID, not counterirritant

24
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diclofenac

A

NSAID

25
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lidocaine

A

blockade of sodium ion channels

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