PEBC (Therapeutic) Sample Questions Set-2
Categories: PEBC Canada
Question. A 18 years old having moderate acne vulgaris characterized by comedones, inflammatory pustules with occasional nodules. He has been on benzoyl peroxide for the past several months. However there is still acne bothering him.
What dosage form of acne topical preparations are preferred?
A) Cream
B) gel
C) lotions
D) ointments
E) Facial wash
Answer: (b)
Question. What if topical benzoyl peroxide has no response?
A) refer to doctor
B) consider using high concentration of benzoyl peroxide morning and evening
C) consider using oral therapy
D) consider using salicylic acid
E) consider using hydrocortisone
Answer: (a)
Question. Which of the following require referral or contacting a doctor in a patient using Accutane for acne? Except:
A) visual disturbance
B) suicidal ideas,
C) mood changes
D) Dry skin
E) acne exacerbation may occur however no improvement in 16 weeks
Answer: (d)
Question. Which of the following laboratory tests is required in a patient after 6 to 8 week of Accutane therapy?
A) pregnancy test
B) liver function test
C) triglycerides
D) renal function test
Answer: (c)
Question. All of the following should be counselling TIPS should be discussed in of Tretinoin (Retin A), EXCEPT
A) Protect from sunlight
B) Use salicylic with caution
C) May cause irritation and redness
D) Peeling may occur after 48 hours
E) Use Vitamin A for dry skin
Answer: (e)