NU 641 final exam study question and completely solved answers graded A+

T/F: Mild to moderate impetigo requires PO antibiotics to treat - Answer- False A common bacterial organism found in skin infections is (SATA): staff aureus staff pyrogenes strep pyrogenes - Answer- Staff aureus Strep pyrogenes My patient has impetigo, i understand this is a... - Answer- bacterial skin infection I am treating my patient for mild impetigo, a topical agent of choice is.. - Answer- Mupirocin 2% ointment My patient's impetigo sx worsen, i should try which agent next? - Answer- cephalexin a child presents with cellulitis, I might prescribe: SATA penicillin augmentin cefalexin azithromycin - Answer- augmentin cefalexin a patient presents with thrush, this is? - Answer- a fungal infection of the mouth I may prescribe what medications for thrush? SATA mycostatin benadryl suspension fluconazole - Answer- mycostatin fluconazole my patient has several discrete annular raised patches with a raised border, i suspect? - Answer- tinea corporis onycomychosis is? - Answer- a fungal infection of the nail T/F: eradication of onychomycosis is done with a topical antifungal - Answer- False a systemic antifungal used to treat candida vaginitis is? - Answer- fulconazole systemic antifungals should be used with caution in which population? - Answer- patients with hepatic disease T/F: there are many interactions with topical antifungals - Answer- false T/F: a viral skin infection such as varicella should be treated topically - Answer- false my patient presents for the first time with mild acne, I may first suggest? - Answer- benzoyl peroxide common topical tx for acne may be a combination of benzoyl peroxide and.. - Answer-