Atopic Dermatitis. Classic eczema through age groups.

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Atopic Dermatitis

Classic eczema through age groups

Question 1 List 2/3 not-so-classic rashes that are all manifestations of eczema

QUESTION 2 Name one example of a topical corticosteroid in each category: – very low / low potency – Medium potency – High potency

So, how do you manage Eczema? Avoid triggers! – Can consider referral for patch testing/food elimination trial Hydration! – 3 minute rule Treat Itch! Medications Monitor for complications

QUESTION 3 Name 3 acute complications of eczema

T 38.5 o C, hr 140, rr 27, sats 95% RA