Psoriasis
Psoriasis ( 40 Questions)
Topical retinoids should be applied to dry skin, not wet skin, to ensure proper absorption and effectiveness.
Topical retinoids are typically applied to the entire affected area, not just individual psoriasis plaques. They work best when applied consistently to the entire affected area.
Topical retinoids may take several weeks to show significant improvement in psoriasis symptoms, and immediate relief is not typical.
Topical retinoids can increase the skin's sensitivity to sunlight and may cause sunburn. Patients should avoid excessive sun exposure and use sunscreen to protect their skin when using topical retinoids.
Explanation: Topical retinoids can increase the skin's sensitivity to sunlight and may cause sunburn. Patients should avoid excessive sun exposure and use sunscreen to protect their skin when using topical retinoids.
Incorrect choices: a. Topical retinoids should be applied to dry skin, not wet skin, to ensure proper absorption and effectiveness.
b. Topical retinoids are typically applied to the entire affected area, not just individual psoriasis plaques. They work best when applied consistently to the entire affected area.
c. Topical retinoids may take several weeks to show significant improvement in psoriasis symptoms, and immediate relief is not typical.