Derm Pharm Crossword Flashcards

(95 cards)

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oral hedgehog pathway inhibitor that can be used for advanced basal cell carcinoma

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vismodegib

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tetracycline used to treat acne

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minocycline

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prescription synthetic topical antimycotic agent with broad spectrum of activity

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ciclopirox

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aminoglycoside antibiotic of Neosporin with activity against gram-negative bacteria

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neomycin

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topical treatment for lesions due to herpes simplex

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acyclovir

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important component of wound healing

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debridement

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class of antifungal drugs with a wide range of activity

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imidazoles

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unless wounds appear clinically infected

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antibiotics

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blocks the conversion of testosterone to more potent androgen dihydrotestosterone

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finasteride

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K+-sparing diuretic with partial agonist properties at androgen receptors that can make it useful for treating menstrual cycle-linked acne or male pattern baldness in adult women

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spironolactone

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low-pressure implementation of this with normal saline is an important component of healing

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irrigation

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control that is now considered a priority for optimal wound closure

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glycemic

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MAP kinase pathway inhibitor useful for melanoma BRAF V600E mutation

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vemurafenib

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route of administration where pharmacokinetic factors influencing absorption and distribution of drug include region

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cutaneous

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broad-spectrum antimicrobial agent widely used in homes and hospitals due to efficacy on skin and oral mucosa with low irritability

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chlorhexidine

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very old remedy for psoriasis; works but color and smell create a challenge

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tar

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agents such as iodine

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impede

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18
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component of plant defenses against bacteria

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azeleic acid

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class of adrenergic agonists administered topically to treat rosacea or red eyes; oxymetazoline and tetrahydrozyline are among the examples

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alpha

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topical antimicrobial agent commonly used to treat acne; local skin irritant and may bleach hair or clothing

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benzoyl peroxide

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treated surgically when possible with 1-2 cm margins and conventional chemotherapy based on dacarbazine

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melanoma

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drug class that may or may not stop the itch

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antihistamines

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can be an effective treatment for acne in women

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combination oral contraceptives

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among the wound coverings preferred during the granulation and epithelialization phases of wound healing

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low adherence

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radiation that may not cause erythema and sunburn but still does contribute to skin aging and photocarcinogenesis; under strict supervision
UVA
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chemotherapeutic agent useful for melanoma
dacarbazine
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region where highest potency glucocorticoids should not be used
face
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late choice for treating ectoparasites
lindane
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applied to skin to kill microbes
antiseptic
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when used to treat thrush
nystatin
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treatment for actinic keratoses derived from Euphorbia peplus sap
ingenolmebutate
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organophosphate anticholinesterase insecticide
malathion
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refers to autoantibody mediated hair loss that is treated with corticosteroids and/or an agent such as DPCP to induce a contact dermatitis with typical hair growth restoration in the healed skin
alopecia areata
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local anesthetic
pramozine
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counterirritant that provides sensation of cool by stimulating TRPM8 receptors
menthol
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topical administration formulations have 7 potency classes with many clinicians using one or more from each so that it is possible to taper down to the lowest dose needed to control inflammation after establishing control
glucocorticoids
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important for optimal wound healing
nutrition
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characterizes the topical glucocorticoids that should be applied to face
low potency
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refers to agents such as glycerin
humectants
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very important component of skin care for health care providers
moisturizers
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common cause of diarrhea due to antibiotic-associated colitis
C. difficile
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peptide antibiotic with efficacy against gram-negative bacteria including pseudomonas
polymixin B
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synthetic insecticide similar to that of chrysanthemums
permethrin
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biologic DMARD directed against IL-17a
secukinumab
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titanium dioxide is an example that could be applied
sunshade
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applied to inanimate objects to kill microbes
disinfectant
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topical retinoid administered for the treatment of acne
tretinoin
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topical antihistamine
doxepin
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example of a body region where topically applied agents would be rapidly absorbed
axilla
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chronic kidney disease
pruritis
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local vasoconstriction due to blood volume deficit
oxygenation
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urea
horny substance softener
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blocking this radiation was only goal of early sunscreens; also used to treat psoriasis
UVB
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most important component of infection control
hand hygiene
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alpha 2 adrenergic agonist used as topical vasoconstrictor to treat rosacea
brimonidine
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very useful
gloves
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form on surfaces
biofilms
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refers to substances in moisturizers that form an oily layer to trap water in the skin/treat dry skin; petrolatum
emollients
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to heal best
moist
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both real and fake are well-documented reservoirs for spreading infections in the clinical environment
fingernails
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delayed hypersensitivity reaction that can be caused by substances such as latex and drugs such as neomycin and bacitracin; sometimes induced as treatment of skin disorder
contact dermatitis
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topical immune response modifier used to treat actinic keratoses and basal or squamous carcinomas; also used to treat genital warts
imiquimod
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benzophenones and dibenzoylmethanes are now widely used in these to protect skin
sunscreen
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antibiotic that works similar to macrolides
clindamycin
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effective topical therapy for actinic keratoses
5-fluorouracil
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topical imidazole used to treat nail fungus
efinaconazole
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effective treatment for acne primarily because of its simple/easy to follow strategy with otherwise standard anti-acne agents
Proactiv
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platelet-derived growth factor that stimulated diabetic ulcer repair
becaplermin
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useful topically for fungal infections such as jock itch and athlete’s foot and systemically for fungal nail infections
terbinafine
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anti-inflammatory agent known since ancient times
salicylic acid
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local anesthetic found in topical treatments to relieve pain
lidocaine
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widely used OTC antifungal agent for topical and vaginal infections
clotrimazole
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mixture of zinc oxide and iron oxide in lotion that cools the skin
calamine
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most difficult infectious agent to destroy
prions
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drug class useful for systemic treatment of acne
tetracycline
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macrolide antibiotic
erythromycin
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biologic agents that target this are among the agents useful for psoriasis
TNF alpha
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potent vasodilator due to hyperpolarization via activation of K+ channels
minoxidil
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orally administered insecticide to treat ectoparasites
ivermectin
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most common handwashing error in clinical setting
inadequate time
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~50% water and 50% oil with an emulsifier
creams
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imidazole antifungal drug applied topically for range of fungal infections
ketoconazole
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prototypical non-steroid androgen antagonist
flutamide
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monoclonal antibody against IL-12 and IL-23
ustekinumab
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retinoid administered orally for treatment of severe acne
isotretinoin
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among the imidazole drugs commonly used to treat vulvovaginal candidiasis
miconazole
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orally administered phosphodiesterase type 4 inhibitor used to treat moderate-to-severe plaque psoriasis
apremilast
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among OTC drugs used to treat jock itch and athlete’s foot; like terbinafine
tolnaftate
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good wound coverings during the debridement phase of healing
hydrogels
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peptide antibiotic with activity against gram-positive organisms and some anaerobes; only applied topically to limit systemic toxicity
bacitracin
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the formation of one of these after drug application to the skin may prolong its half-life enough to permit 1/day dosing
reservoir
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antifungal agent reluctantly used systemically but also has topical effects limited to candida infections
amphotericinb
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comprised of ~20% water and 80% oils
ointments
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inhibitors of this signaling pathway can be used to treat advanced basal cell carcinoma (but usually treated surgically and/or topically)
hedgehog
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counterirritant that stimulates TRPV1 channels to cause sensation of heat
capsaicin