Chapter 11 med aide|TEST SOLUTIONS 100% PASS
Chapter 11 med aide Cream? ANSWER- A semi solid emulsion containing a drug. The cream base isn't usually greasy and cream can be removed with water. Debride? ANSWER- To remove Lotion? ANSWER- A watery preparation containing suspended particles. Shake all lotions before applying. Gently but firmly pat the lotion onto the skin. Do not rub. Rubbing increases circulation and itching and causes friction which can irritate the skin. Lotions are used to what? ANSWER- Soothe and protect the skin. Relieve rashes and itching. Cleanse the skin. How are lotions applied? ANSWER- Dabbed on the skin with gauze or a cotton ball. Ointment? ANSWER- A semi solid preparation containing a drug in an oily base. Ointments aren't easily removed with water. Therefore the drug has longer contact with the skin. How are ointments and creams applied? ANSWER- A tongue blade, cotton tipped applicator, or a gloved hand are used to apply ointments and creams. Powder? ANSWER- A finely ground drug in a talc base. Powders are used to absorb moisture. They're dry, cool, and protect the skin. It's applied to dry skin in a thin, even layer. Topical? ANSWER- Refers to a surface of a part of the body
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