Chloroquine

Article Abstract:

The antimalarial drug chloroquine is often used in conjunction with proguanil. A brief summary of product characteristics including generic and proprietary names, action, side-effects, interactions, administration, nursing considerations and patient teaching is illustrated.

Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing, Antimalarial & Antifungal Preps, Antimalarials, Proguanil, Chloroquine (Medication)

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Hydrogels

Article Abstract:

Hydrogels are designed to rehydrate dry wounds and promote debridement. Hydrogels should not be used on highly exuding wounds, even if there is residual slough present, as the wound will become extremely wet and the surrounding skin may become macerated.

Methods, Wounds and injuries, Wound care, Debridement

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Adapalene

Article Abstract:

The drug called adapalene combats the changes that take place in acne. The drug adapalene is available as a cream or gel and should be applied thinly to affected skin once a day, before bed time.

Drug therapy, Skin lesions, Adapalene, Differin (Medication)

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