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What color does levodopa, entacapone, and methyldopa turn your skin?

Brownish

What color does metronidazole, nitrofurantoin, or riboflavin turn your skin?

Brown/Yellowsih

What color does tinidazole turn your urine

Darkened brown/yellowish urine

What color does methocarbamol turn your skin?

Brown/black/greenish

What color does chlorzoxazone turn your skin?

purple/orangeish/reddish

What color does sulfasalazine turn your skin?

orange/yellowsih

What color does ezogabine turn your skin?

Orange/reddish/brownish

What color does propofol or flutamide turn your skin?

Yellow-greenish

What color does phenazopyridine, rifapentine, or rifampin turn your skin?

red-orangeish

What color does anthracyclines turn your skin?

reddish

What color does mitoxanthrone or methylene blue turn your skin?

blueish

What dosage should benzoyl peroxide (BPO) be initiated at?

2.5-5%

What is the usual Rx drug of choice?

retinoids

How to administer retinoids?

Start at night (or every other night)


Use moisturizer each morning, followed by sunscreen

How long do retinoids take to work?

4-12 weeks, with acne worsening initially

Can retinoids be used in pregnancy or breastfeeding?

No, category X

Which retinoid works better than tretinoin and is used with difficult cases?

Tazarotene

What safety consideration does isotretinoin have, and what should be monitored?

Severe teratogenicity


Cholesterol, pregnancy tests

What is isotretinoin reserved for?

Severe nodular acne only

What is azelaic acid (Azelex, Finacea)

topical dicarboxylic acid cream or gel available OTC and Rx for acne and rosacea




well tolerated and can cause mild topical burning