Burns/Acne
Antifungals
Antipruritic
Patient Education
Principal Categories
100

only affects the epidermis and outer layer of skin

first degree 

100

are medicines that kill or stop the growth of fungi

Antifungals 

100

 relieve itching.

antipruritic

100


Patient Education Resource Options


  • Brochures or other printed materials.
  • Podcasts.
  • YouTube videos.
  • Videos or DVDs.
  • PowerPoint presentations.
  • Posters or charts.
  • Models or props.
  • Group classes.
100

What are the 6 major categories of health care services?

 inpatient, outpatient, community-based, voluntary, insti- tutional, governmental, hospice, and comprehensive health maintenance agencies.

200

partial thicknees  pain redness and swelling and blistering 

second degree 

200

What is a common antifungal?

Canesten

200

What is antipruritic medication used for?

to treat itchy skin in adults with eczema or other skin conditions that can lead to repeated scratching and thickened skin

200

What is the meaning of patient education?

the practice of informing patients about their health, wellness, treatment plans, potential outcomes, and other information critical to the patient experience. 


200

What is a principal in healthcare?

The relationship between provider and patient

300

deep welts and affects the deep layers 

3rd degree

300

Antifungals are also called

antimycotic agents.

300

what class drug are anitpuritics in 

antihistamines

300

What is the main purpose of patient education?

help providers inform and remind patients of the proper ways to self-manage care and avoid nonessential readmissions

300

What are the 5 domains of health care?

economic stability, education access and quality, health care access and quality, neighborhood and built environment, and social and community context

400

pattern of acne in which most lesions are comedones

Comedonal

400

the plural of fungus

fungi

400

What is an example of an antipruritic medication

Antihistamines such as diphenhydramine (Benadryl) Corticosteroids such as hydrocortisone topical cream.

400

What are the 5 P's of patient care

potty, pain, position, possessions and peaceful environment

400

What are the 3 primary components of health care?

General practitioners (GPs), health insurance, and government health investment

500

a raised, pimple-like growth on the skin that does not produce pus

papule

500

What are the three types of antifungal drugs?

azoles, polyenes, and allylamine/thiocarbamates,

500

Which drug is most commonly used in antipruritic ointment?

Hydrocortisone

500

What are the three purposes of patient education?

 promotes patient-centered care and increases adherence to medication and treatments.

500

What are the four principles of primary health care?

  • Equitable distribution.
  • Community participation.
  • Inter-sectoral coordination.
  • Appropriate technology.