Adverse Cutaneous Drug Reactions — Flashcards
Patients with DRESS syndrome present with fever, generalized lymphadenopathy, _____ edema, and diffuse morbilliform skin rash
Hint: location
Patients receiving intravenous 5-FU can develop a _____ called Serpentine Supravenous Hyperpigmentation
_____ is a characteristic cutaneous reaction to treatment with bleomycin
DRESS syndrome occurs _____-8 weeks after drug exposure
Long term usage of phenytoin can also cause cutaneous _____which are mainly T-cell predominant.
First line rx for oral lichen planus is _____ ointment, soluble prednisolone/betamethasone tablets (for mouthwash) and oral prednisolone (for severe erosive disease)
Which drugs are most commonly associated with Fixed drug eruptions?_____
_____ is indicated for the treatment of recalcitrant acne.
Adverse Cutaneous Drug Reactions Flashcards for NEET-PG
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