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Treatment of Skin Disorders
Topical Steroids
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When were corticosteroids discovered? When were they first used therapeutically?
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Describe the basic steroid nucleus.
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How is the potency of topical steroid medications determined?
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How do topical steroids inhibit cutaneous inflammation?
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How are topical corticosteroids classified as to potency?
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How many topical steroid medications are available in the United States?
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What are the differences between brand name and generic topical steroid products?
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With so many products available, how do you decide which product to prescribe for your patient?
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What specific directions should be provided when prescribing super-, high-, and midpotency topical steroids?
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Why is the vehicle important when recommending a topical corticosteroid?
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Are certain vehicles preferred for particular types of lesions or anatomic sites?
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A patient has 5% total body surface area (TBSA) involvement. How much topical steroid should be prescribed for twice daily application for a 1-week-on and 1-week-off treatment cycle? The patient will return in 4 weeks for follow-up.
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How should the FTU application technique be applied to children?
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When are combination topical steroid and antiinfective products indicated?
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What is tachyphylaxis and how can it be prevented?
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What are the local cutaneous side effects of topical steroids?
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What are the effects of topical steroids on the epidermis?
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What are the effects of topical steroids on the dermis?
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What are the systemic side effects of topical steroid therapy?
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Are there topical steroid addicts?
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What is periorificial dermatitis?
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What is tinea incognito?
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Can topical steroid medications cause contact dermatitis?
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Mrs. Jones brings her 9-month-old infant with moderate atopic dermatitis to your office. What topical steroid do you prescribe?
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A 40-year-old woman presents with a 5-year history of chronic dermatitis on her palms. Lesions are plaques with abundant scale. What topical steroid do you prescribe?
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A 35-year-old woman with moderate psoriasis presents with scalp, facial, and body plaque lesions. What topical steroid do you prescribe?
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Mrs. Smith brings her 6-month-old infant with a 2-week history of diaper dermatitis to your office. What topical steroid do you prescribe? Would you recommend any other topical therapy?
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List some common mistakes that are made when prescribing a topical steroid.
Describe the basic steroid nucleus.
Fig. 50.1 Structure of steroid nucleus.
See Fig. 50-1.
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