Question 1

Which agent is used "off-label" to treat psoriasis?

Accepted Answer

A) hydroxyurea 
B) methotrexate 
C) acitretin 
D) cyclosporin A 
A) hydroxyurea 
B) methotrexate 
C) acitretin 
D) cyclosporin A

Question 2

A pressure ulcer that exhibits extension through the dermis is classified as:

Accepted Answer

A) Stage I. 
B) Stage II. 
C) Stage III. 
D) Stage IV. 
A) Stage I. 
B) Stage II. 
C) Stage III. 
D) Stage IV.

Question 3

Fluorinated corticosteroids used in treating eczema should not be used on which part of the body?

Accepted Answer

A) Hands 
B) Face 
C) Back 
D) Toes 
A) Hands 
B) Face 
C) Back 
D) Toes

Question 4

What is the most common adverse effect of topical corticosteroid absorption use?

Accepted Answer

A) Cutaneous atrophy 
B) Hyperpigmentation 
C) Night blindness 
D) Excess hair growth 
A) Cutaneous atrophy 
B) Hyperpigmentation 
C) Night blindness 
D) Excess hair growth

Question 5

Which statement regarding ultraviolet (UV)A radiation exposure is not true?

Accepted Answer

A) UVA radiation exposure causes wrinkling. 
B) UVA radiation exposure can lead to skin cancer. 
C) UVA radiation exposure can penetrate skin less deeply than UVB radiation. 
D) UVA radiation is only minimally reduced by some sunscreens. 
A) UVA radiation exposure causes wrinkling. 
B) UVA radiation exposure can lead to skin cancer. 
C) UVA radiation exposure can penetrate skin less deeply than UVB radiation. 
D) UVA radiation is only minimally reduced by some sunscreens.

Question 6

The American Academy of Dermatology characterizes mild acne as:

Accepted Answer

A) Redness of the central area of the face that may or may not include comedones. 
B) Few to several papules and pustules,but no nodules. 
C) Several papules and pustules and a few nodules. 
D) Extensive papules and pustules,along with many nodules. 
A) Redness of the central area of the face that may or may not include comedones. 
B) Few to several papules and pustules,but no nodules. 
C) Several papules and pustules and a few nodules. 
D) Extensive papules and pustules,along with many nodules.

Question 7

In general,lesions that are weeping,oozing,vesicular,or crusting should be treated with:

Accepted Answer

A) Lotions,tinctures,and wet dressings. 
B) Creams and ointments. 
C) Aerosols and gels. 
D) Colloids and emollients. 
A) Lotions,tinctures,and wet dressings. 
B) Creams and ointments. 
C) Aerosols and gels. 
D) Colloids and emollients.

Question 8

What is an advantage of using second-generation antihistamines versus first-generation antihistamines to treat conditions such as urticaria?

Accepted Answer

A) They cause very little drowsiness. 
B) They can be given orally. 
C) They can be used in children younger than age 2. 
D) They do not need to be administered daily. 
A) They cause very little drowsiness. 
B) They can be given orally. 
C) They can be used in children younger than age 2. 
D) They do not need to be administered daily.

Which agent is used "off-label" to treat psoriasis?

A pressure ulcer that exhibits extension through the dermis is classified as:

Fluorinated corticosteroids used in treating eczema should not be used on which part of the body?

What is the most common adverse effect of topical corticosteroid absorption use?

Which statement regarding ultraviolet (UV)A radiation exposure is not true?

The American Academy of Dermatology characterizes mild acne as:

In general,lesions that are weeping,oozing,vesicular,or crusting should be treated with:

What is an advantage of using second-generation antihistamines versus first-generation antihistamines to treat conditions such as urticaria?

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Exam 16: Drugs Used in the Treatment of Skin Disorders

Which agent is used "off-label" to treat psoriasis?

A pressure ulcer that exhibits extension through the dermis is classified as:

Fluorinated corticosteroids used in treating eczema should not be used on which part of the body?

What is the most common adverse effect of topical corticosteroid absorption use?

Which statement regarding ultraviolet (UV)A radiation exposure is not true?

The American Academy of Dermatology characterizes mild acne as:

In general,lesions that are weeping,oozing,vesicular,or crusting should be treated with:

What is an advantage of using second-generation antihistamines versus first-generation antihistamines to treat conditions such as urticaria?

Conscientious and Rational Prescribing in the 21st Century

An Introduction to Pharmacodynamics and Pharmacokinetics

Communicating With Patients About Medications: a Patient-Centered Approach

Drugs Used in the Treatment of Bone and Joint Disorders

Drugs Used in the Treatment of Eye and Ear Disorders

Drugs Used in the Treatment of Cardiovascular Disorders

Drugs Used to Regulate Blood Pressure

Drugs Used in the Treatment of Hyperlipidemias

Drugs Used in the Treatment of Blood Disorders

Drugs Used in the Treatment of Pulmonary Diseases and Disorders

Drugs Used in the Treatment of Common Disorders of the Gastrointestinal System

Drugs Used to Treat Endocrine Gland Disorders

Drugs Used in the Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus

Drugs Used to Treat Common Neurological Conditions

Practical Pharmacotherapy of Drugs Used to Treat Psychiatric Disorders

Modern Approaches to Managing Bacterial Infections

Drugs Used in the Treatment of Nonbacterial Infections

Drugs Used in the Treatment of Neoplasms

Drugs Used to Affect Womens Health

Drugs Used to Affect Mens Health

Prescribing for the Geriatric Patient

Prescribing for the Pediatric Patient

Drugs Used to Manage Pain

The Integrative Medicine Pharmacopoeia: Herbals, vitamins, and Dietary Supplements

Agents Used to Manipulate the Immune Response

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