UTA NURS 5334 QUIZ 2
Exam Coverage
Exam coverage for UTA NURS 5334 Quiz 2 at University of Texas at
Arlington includes advanced nursing concepts typically covered in
the second portion of the course. It focuses on evidence-based
practice, research methodologies, data interpretation, and application
of research findings to clinical decision-making. The quiz also
evaluates understanding of research design, statistical concepts,
literature appraisal, and ethical considerations in nursing research.
Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, analyzing research studies,
applying evidence to improve patient outcomes, and integrating
scholarly evidence into advanced nursing practice. 🩺📘
,Older adults
Thinner skin → higher risk of steroid-induced atrophy.
Hormonal therapy (OCPs)
May be used in women for acne.
Isotretinoin, acitretin, and finasteride
Avoid in pregnancy due to teratogenic effects.
,Infants/children
Use low-potency steroids sparingly; avoid calcineurin inhibitors <3 yrs.
Topical metronidazole and azelaic acid
Safe in pregnancy.
Terbinafine
Avoid in breastfeeding as it accumulates in milk.
, Psoriasis treatment
Start with cost-effective topicals (steroids, vitamin D analogues);
escalate to systemic therapy if >5% BSA.
Acne first-line treatments
Benzoyl peroxide and retinoids are inexpensive and effective.
Isotretinoin
Requires monitoring and registration.
Exam Coverage
Exam coverage for UTA NURS 5334 Quiz 2 at University of Texas at
Arlington includes advanced nursing concepts typically covered in
the second portion of the course. It focuses on evidence-based
practice, research methodologies, data interpretation, and application
of research findings to clinical decision-making. The quiz also
evaluates understanding of research design, statistical concepts,
literature appraisal, and ethical considerations in nursing research.
Emphasis is placed on critical thinking, analyzing research studies,
applying evidence to improve patient outcomes, and integrating
scholarly evidence into advanced nursing practice. 🩺📘
,Older adults
Thinner skin → higher risk of steroid-induced atrophy.
Hormonal therapy (OCPs)
May be used in women for acne.
Isotretinoin, acitretin, and finasteride
Avoid in pregnancy due to teratogenic effects.
,Infants/children
Use low-potency steroids sparingly; avoid calcineurin inhibitors <3 yrs.
Topical metronidazole and azelaic acid
Safe in pregnancy.
Terbinafine
Avoid in breastfeeding as it accumulates in milk.
, Psoriasis treatment
Start with cost-effective topicals (steroids, vitamin D analogues);
escalate to systemic therapy if >5% BSA.
Acne first-line treatments
Benzoyl peroxide and retinoids are inexpensive and effective.
Isotretinoin
Requires monitoring and registration.
