A patient reports using benzoyl peroxide 2.5 for acne but doesn't feel that it is working. The nurse notes papules and nodules on the patient's face, neck, and back, consistent with moderate acne vulgaris.
The nurse will counsel this patient to ask the provider about
a. adding isotretinoin (Amnesteem) to the treatment regimen.
b. increasing the benzoyl peroxide to a 5 solution.
c. taking systemic antibiotics until symptoms improve.
d. using benzoyl peroxide 10 and a topical antibiotic.
Question 2
A patient who has psoriasis is taking methoxsalen (Oxsoralen) to treat the condition along with receiving therapeutic ultraviolet A. The nurse notes burning and blistering of the patient's skin. Which action will the nurse take?
a. Ask the patient about any recent exposure to sunlight.
b. Explain to the patient that these signs mean the treatment is working.
c. Report spread of the psoriasis to the patient's provider.
d. Tell the patient to take the methoxsalen after the ultraviolet A treatment.
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