Final Exam: NU 641 / NU641 (Latest
Update ) Advanced
Clinical Pharmacology | Cumulative
Questions and Answers | Grade A |
100% Correct - Regis
Question:
Scabies
Answer:
tx everyone in household
Question:
If mild acne doesn't respond to benzoyl peroxide
Answer:
Topical clindamycin
,Question:
Acne tx patient education
Answer:
Acne may worsen initally but get better over time
SE: skin irritation, redness, dryness of skin (can decrease # applications)
Question:
Diaper dermatitis
Answer:
OTC hydrocortisone cream
Question:
Impetigo - staph aureus - mild to mod forms
Answer:
mupirocin
,Question:
Localized skin infection
Answer:
narrow spectrum topical abx first
Question:
Crisaborole
Answer:
atopic dermatitis, applied twice daily, burning at app site
Question:
Oral contraceptive efficacy is dampened by
Answer:
Use of hepatic enzyme inducers like rifampin
Use barrier methods
Question:
When restarting OC
Answer:
- start on day of visit, use back up methods for first week
, Question:
If changing contraceptives
Answer:
start the new pack at beginning of very next cycle
Question:
Antileptic agents and birth control
Answer:
Increase estrogen content
Question:
IUD - not for women with multiple sex partners
Answer:
IM medroxyprogesterone, start first dose next cycle begins
Question:
If estrogen spray is used
Answer:
thighs and calves
Update ) Advanced
Clinical Pharmacology | Cumulative
Questions and Answers | Grade A |
100% Correct - Regis
Question:
Scabies
Answer:
tx everyone in household
Question:
If mild acne doesn't respond to benzoyl peroxide
Answer:
Topical clindamycin
,Question:
Acne tx patient education
Answer:
Acne may worsen initally but get better over time
SE: skin irritation, redness, dryness of skin (can decrease # applications)
Question:
Diaper dermatitis
Answer:
OTC hydrocortisone cream
Question:
Impetigo - staph aureus - mild to mod forms
Answer:
mupirocin
,Question:
Localized skin infection
Answer:
narrow spectrum topical abx first
Question:
Crisaborole
Answer:
atopic dermatitis, applied twice daily, burning at app site
Question:
Oral contraceptive efficacy is dampened by
Answer:
Use of hepatic enzyme inducers like rifampin
Use barrier methods
Question:
When restarting OC
Answer:
- start on day of visit, use back up methods for first week
, Question:
If changing contraceptives
Answer:
start the new pack at beginning of very next cycle
Question:
Antileptic agents and birth control
Answer:
Increase estrogen content
Question:
IUD - not for women with multiple sex partners
Answer:
IM medroxyprogesterone, start first dose next cycle begins
Question:
If estrogen spray is used
Answer:
thighs and calves
