What's up with those feet?
The medical term for athlete's feet
What is tinea pedis
Magnesium-containing antacids notoriously cause this side effect.
This medication causes darkened tongue and dark stools.
What is bismuth subsalicylate?
The Daytime, Non-Drowsy, Congested-Stuffy Head, Sore Throat, Cough, Aching, Fever So-You-Can-Get-Through-The-Day Medicine.
What is DayQuil?
This is the medical term for dry mouth.
What is xerostomia?
This is the only medication for athlete's foot that has once a day dosing.
DAILY DOUBLE
What is Butenafine?
You recommend this for a 52 year old patient inquiring about what to start for his new-onset dyspepsia.
What is PCP referral?
This class of medications is recommended first line to treat motion sickness.
What are antihistamines?
Fight back fast
What is Tums?
This is the maximum pseudoephedrine that can be dispensed both monthly and daily.
What is 9 grams/month and 3.6 grams/day?
This antifungal medication cannot be used in children under the age of 12.
What is terbinafine or butenafine
Self-treatment of heartburn with proton pump inhibitors may be repeated this often.
What is every 4 months?
Least sedating nausea FDA-approved, OTC medication
What is meclizine?
For a better looking tomorrow
What is NyQuil?
Headaches that are characterized by sudden onset, unilateral, throbbing, and may last hours to days.
What is a migraine?
This is the least effective formulation of antifungal medications.
What is powder?
This class is the preferred analgesics for sunburn as it may decrease erythema and edema of the injured area.
What is NSAIDs?
This twice daily tablet can be taken for nausea caused by overeating
What is famotidine?
For nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea🎶
What is Pepto Bismol?
This class of medications is the most effective for congestion, itching, runny nose, and sneezing.
What are intranasal steroids?
Consider using this solution as a soak for wet soggy athlete’s foot
aluminum acetate
These types of burns are exclusions for self-care treatment
What are chemical, 2nd, and 3rd-degree burns?
Two common oral Complementary Therapies used to treat nausea
What are ginger or pyridoxine (B6)?
Because unexpected happens
What is Plan B?
This is the only FDA approved product for insomnia
What is diphenhydramine?