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Phrm 2008 Mod 9-14 ReviewOnline version Review quiz by Saly Zachariah 1 Children under what age should be kept out of direct sun entirely and covered with shade/protective clothing? a 6 months b 3 months c 12 months d 24 months 2 Which of the following medications is associated with photosensitivity reactions? a Acetaminophen b Loratadine c Ciprofloxacin d Metformin 3 Which sunscreen ingredients are inorganic (physical) blockers? a Oxybenzone and avobenzone b Octinoxate and octocrylene c Homosalate and PABA d Zinc oxide and titanium dioxide 4 Which topical agent is sometimes promoted for sunburn? a Aloe vera b Corticosteroids c Hydroquinone d Antifungals 5 What is the first step in managing a thermal burn? a Apply topical antibiotics b Apply ice c Remove the causative agent d Cover with petroleum jelly 6 Which dressing type is best for minor burns? a Alcohol swabs b Nonadherent gauze c Adhesive bandages d Antiseptic-soaked gauze 7 Which agents may relieve itch during burn healing? a Colloidal oatmeal baths b Topical antihistamines c High-potency steroids d Antiseptics 8 Which strategy helps prevent bee and wasp stings? a Use strong perfumes outdoors b Swat at bees to scare them away c Cover drinks and avoid eating outdoors d Wear bright floral clothing 9 Which insect repellent ingredient provides the longest duration of protection? a Oil of citronella b Soybean oil c oil of lemon eucalyptus d DEET 10 What concentration of DEET is recommended for children aged 6 months–12 years? a ≤10% b 5–15% c 20–30% d Up to 50% 11 Which pharmacologic option is not recommended for insect bites due to sensitization risk? a Oral cetirizine b Topical diphenhydramine c Topical hydrocortisone d Oral loratadine 12 Why should patients with significant insect sting reactions keep epinephrine auto-injectors available? a Antihistamines are not always available b Topical corticosteroids do not work fast enough c Epinephrine is the only medication that reverses airway edema and hypotension d It prevents tetanus 13 What is the preferred solution for cleansing minor wounds? a Hydrogen peroxide b Saline solution c Tap water d Isopropyl alcohol 14 Why is hydrogen peroxide not routinely recommended for wound cleansing? a It is too expensive b It delays clotting c It may damage regenerating tissue d It is ineffective against bacteria 15 Which natural product shows some evidence for promoting wound healing, especially in burns and surgical wounds? a Aloe vera b Honey c Tea tree oil d Vitamin E 16 A tetanus booster is required for clean minor wounds if the last dose was more than: a 2 years ago b 5 years ago c 10 years ago d 15 years ago 17 Which scar treatment has uncertain evidence but is commonly recommended? a Topical steroids b Silicone gel sheets c Aloe vera d Isopropyl alcohol 18 What is the best choice of fabric for patients with atopic dermatitis? a Loose-fitting cotton b Nylon c Wool d Polyester 19 Which moisturizer type is the most occlusive and effective at reducing water loss? a Lotion b Cream c Ointment (e.g., petrolatum) d Gel 20 Which moisturizer ingredient is a humectant that draws water into the stratum corneum? a Petrolatum b Mineral oil c Shea butter d Urea 21 What is a common patient concern with corticosteroid creams that must be addressed to ensure adherence? a They are ineffective b They cause dangerous side effects like skin thinning c They must be refrigerated d They always cause allergic reactions 22 What is the preferred cleansing method for urine in diaper dermatitis? a Hard soap and warm water b Hypoallergenic baby wipes only c Alcohol-based wipes d Rinsing with water and gently wiping 23 Which barrier product concentration is recommended for treatment of diaper dermatitis? a 5–10% zinc oxide b 20–40% zinc oxide c Silicone alone d Hydrocolloid only 24 Which topical antifungal has the strongest evidence for efficacy in cutaneous candidiasis? a Tolnaftate b Undecylenic acid c Clotrimazole d Miconazole 25 What timeframe should show substantial improvement with topical antifungal treatment? a 24-48 hours b 1-2 weeks c 4 weeks d 8+ weeks 26 What should mothers do if using topical antifungals on nipples during breastfeeding? a Wipe medication off before nursing b Switch to oral antifungals c Only use ointment formulations d Continue without concern 27 Which natural health product has shown some evidence of benefit in fungal skin infections? a Echinacea b Slippery elm bark c Tea tree oil d St. John’s wort 28 How often should shampooing generally be done for dandruff control? a Once a week b At least 2-3 times per week c Once a month d Only when itching occurs 29 Which of the following is NOT a nonpharmacologic measure for preventing onychomycosis? a Wearing footwear in public pools b Sharing nail clippers c Keeping nails trimmed d Drying feet thoroughly 30 A patient with onychomycosis and diabetes is at increased risk of: a Onychogryphosis b Secondary bacterial infections and cellulitis c Melanoma d Psoriasis 31 Recommended treatment duration for tinea pedis with topical antifungals is: a 1–2 days b 2–4 weeks c 6–8 weeks d 12 weeks 32 Which nonpharmacologic measure helps prevent bunions, corns, and calluses? a High-heeled shoes b Wearing slip-on footwear c Properly fitted footwear with wide toe box d Wearing no footwear at all 33 Which concentration of salicylic acid is available for self-treatment of corns and calluses? a 50–60% b 12–40% c 5–10% d 1–5% 34 A protective nonpharmacologic option for bunions includes: a Acetaminophen b Ice packs c Silicone toe sleeves d Topical NSAIDs 35 Which over-the-counter ingredient is most commonly used in self-treatment of warts? a Benzoyl peroxide b Salicylic acid c Hydrocortisone d Lactic acid only 36 Which patient group should not self-treat warts with caustic substances due to healing concerns? a Elderly patients b Young adults with acne c Patients with neuropathies (e.g., diabetes) d Children under 12 37 Which is considered a first-line treatment for plantar warts? a Salicylic acid b Hydrocortisone c Topical antibiotics d Antifungal creams 38 Cryotherapy destroys wart tissue by: a Blocking viral DNA replication b Directly killing HPV virus c Stimulating antibody production d Causing local cell necrosis and immune stimulation 39 Which class of drugs may cause rebound redness if used too long for allergic conjunctivitis? a Mast cell stabilizers b Lubricating eye drops c Ophthalmic decongestants d Oral antihistamines 40 Which treatment is most appropriate for seasonal allergic conjunctivitis with severe itching? a Oral antibiotics b Systemic corticosteroids c Ciprofloxacin ophthalmic solution d Cold compresses and antihistamine/mast cell stabilizer drops 41 Which of the following is a non-modifiable risk factor for dry eye disease? a Computer use b Low humidity c Increasing age d Smoking 42 Which factor increases the risk of cerumen impaction? a Use of cotton-tipped applicators b Frequent swimming c Regular ear irrigation by a professional d Ear self-cleaning mechanisms 43 Which type of cerumenolytic is known to fragment or expand wax plugs? a Oil-based agents b Olive oil c Mineral oil d Water-based agents (e.g., carbamide peroxide) c) Olive oil 44 Which adverse effect is most commonly associated with cerumenolytic agents? a Severe ear infection b Tympanic rupture c Hearing aid malfunction d Dizziness and transient irritation 45 Which of the following is recommended for prevention of otitis externa recurrence? a Ear candling b Avoiding swimming indefinitely c Drying the ear after swimming with a blow dryer on low d Regular use of cotton swabs

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by Saly Zachariah

Children under what age should be kept out of direct sun entirely and covered with shade/protective clothing?

Which of the following medications is associated with photosensitivity reactions?

Which sunscreen ingredients are inorganic (physical) blockers?

Which topical agent is sometimes promoted for sunburn?

What is the first step in managing a thermal burn?

Which dressing type is best for minor burns?

Which agents may relieve itch during burn healing?

Which strategy helps prevent bee and wasp stings?

Which insect repellent ingredient provides the longest duration of protection?

What concentration of DEET is recommended for children aged 6 months–12 years?

Which pharmacologic option is not recommended for insect bites due to sensitization risk?

Why should patients with significant insect sting reactions keep epinephrine auto-injectors available?

What is the preferred solution for cleansing minor wounds?

Why is hydrogen peroxide not routinely recommended for wound cleansing?

Which natural product shows some evidence for promoting wound healing, especially in burns and surgical wounds?

A tetanus booster is required for clean minor wounds if the last dose was more than:

Which scar treatment has uncertain evidence but is commonly recommended?

What is the best choice of fabric for patients with atopic dermatitis?

Which moisturizer type is the most occlusive and effective at reducing water loss?

Which moisturizer ingredient is a humectant that draws water into the stratum corneum?

What is a common patient concern with corticosteroid creams that must be addressed to ensure adherence?

What is the preferred cleansing method for urine in diaper dermatitis?

Which barrier product concentration is recommended for treatment of diaper dermatitis?

Which topical antifungal has the strongest evidence for efficacy in cutaneous candidiasis?

What timeframe should show substantial improvement with topical antifungal treatment?

What should mothers do if using topical antifungals on nipples during breastfeeding?

Which natural health product has shown some evidence of benefit in fungal skin infections?

How often should shampooing generally be done for dandruff control?

Which of the following is NOT a nonpharmacologic measure for preventing onychomycosis?

A patient with onychomycosis and diabetes is at increased risk of:

Recommended treatment duration for tinea pedis with topical antifungals is:

Which nonpharmacologic measure helps prevent bunions, corns, and calluses?

Which concentration of salicylic acid is available for self-treatment of corns and calluses?

A protective nonpharmacologic option for bunions includes:

Which over-the-counter ingredient is most commonly used in self-treatment of warts?

Which patient group should not self-treat warts with caustic substances due to healing concerns?

Which is considered a first-line treatment for plantar warts?

Cryotherapy destroys wart tissue by:

Which class of drugs may cause rebound redness if used too long for allergic conjunctivitis?

Which treatment is most appropriate for seasonal allergic conjunctivitis with severe itching?

Which of the following is a non-modifiable risk factor for dry eye disease?

Which factor increases the risk of cerumen impaction?

Which type of cerumenolytic is known to fragment or expand wax plugs?

Which adverse effect is most commonly associated with cerumenolytic agents?

Which of the following is recommended for prevention of otitis externa recurrence?