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Dermatologic Pharmacology for PA Students

In this comprehensive lecture, we review core dermatologic pharmacology concepts essential for Physician Assistant students and clinical trainees. The focus is on practical prescribing, patient counseling, and clinical decision-making—not memorization alone. 🔍 Topics covered include: Acne pathophysiology and treatment targets Topical and oral retinoids (mechanism, uses, counseling, safety) Topical antivirals for HSV (acyclovir, penciclovir, docosanol) Anti-infestation therapies for scabies and lice (permethrin, ivermectin, malathion, spinosad) Step-by-step patient education for scabies and head lice treatment Common cutaneous adverse drug reactions Exanthematous drug eruptions Urticaria and angioedema Vaccine site reactions Red flags for severe reactions (SJS/TEN) Topicals 101: where to apply, how much (FTU), how often, and duration Counseling pearls to improve adherence and safety Safe dermatologic prescribing: what to document and why Clinical decision-making framework: pathogen, location, severity, patient factors, and access 💡 This lecture emphasizes high-yield clinical pearls, common mistakes to avoid, and how proper counseling prevents treatment failure and unnecessary adverse effects. 🎯 Ideal for: PA students NP and medical students Primary care and urgent care clinicians Anyone looking to strengthen their dermatology fundamentals 👍 If you found this helpful, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with your classmates!