Pharmacology: Drugs for Skin Disorders

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Aqueous cream and emulsifying ointment can be used as substitutes for soap.

True

Topical steroids of Class 3 are considered mild and are commonly used for inflammatory conditions due to infection.

False

Potassium permanganate is used at concentrations of 1 : 4000 to 1 : 25 000 as an oxidizing agent with antiseptic and fungicidal activity.

True

Coconut oil compound is the most effective treatment for scalp psoriasis and should be applied twice a day.

False

Topical treatment offers low concentrations of a drug in the skin.

False

Propylene glycol 50% in water and Urea 40% are commonly used for hyperkeratotic eczema and nail removal.

True

The base or vehicle of a topical preparation is responsible for delivering the active constitute into the skin.

True

Emollients are indicated for wet lesions.

False

Topical preparations are not available in the form of shampoos.

False

Intravenous injections are a form of topical therapy.

False

Explore the local and systemic treatments for skin disorders in pharmacology, including topical applications, intralesional injections, oral, IV, IM, and SC injections. Learn about the benefits of topical therapy in delivering high drug concentrations to the skin with minimal exposure to other organs.

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