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1. Which of the following is a major structural protein in the epidermis?

A. Filaggrin B. PDE-4 C. JAK D. TH2 E. Unsure

2. Which of the following 4-year-old children is most likely to have atopic dermatitis (AD)?

A. An Asian girl who lives on a dairy farm, has 1 sibling, and is home-schooled B. A White boy who attends daycare, comes from a wealthy home, and lives in Louisiana C. A Black boy who lives in New York City and has a sibling who has atopic disease D. A child of East German heritage who was born in the United States and has 1 sibling E. Unsure

3. Which of the following symptoms is common to almost all patients who have AD?

A. Flexor surface involvement B. Total body xerosis C. Moderate eczema on the buttocks D. Chronic hand eczema or head-neck dermatitis E. Unsure

4. Alyssa is a 6-month-old girl who has just been diagnosed with AD. What pattern of disease involvement would you expect to see?

A. Pale redness and swelling, that itches during the day, resolving at night B. Poorly defined erythema, vesicles, excoriations, and serous exudate C. Lichenification (thickening) in areas of the worst inflammation D. Comorbid asthma and hay fever that requires prescription drug treatment E. Unsure

5. Jojo is a 3-year-old with mild AD. She experiences occasional flares. Which of the following would be an appropriate first-line treatment for Jojo?

A. Crisaborole 2% B. Dupilumab C. Phototherapy D. Tacrolimus 0.1% E. Unsure

6. Michael is 13 years old and brings a new prescription to the pharmacy for upadacitinib. He is a husky boy, weighing 152 pounds. The prescription reads, “upadacitinib 15 mg, #60, take 1 tablet every morning and evening.” Why would you call the prescriber?

A. Michael weighs too little to take this medication B. Upadacitinib is approved for patients aged 16 and older C. The starting dose is too high; he should take 15 mg daily D. The prescriber misspelled the drug name E. Unsure

7. Adam is a middle school student who has just finished a growth spurt. He has been on dupilumab 300 mg every 4 weeks for 2 years. When he went to the doctor, he had gained weight and now weighs 73 pounds. His mother is concerned because his new prescription is for 200 mg every 2 weeks. What do you tell her?

A. This is clearly an error; I will call the prescriber B. The dose should be 300 mg every 2 weeks since he is growing C. This is a temporary change; he'll go back to an every-4-week schedule soon D. The dose and dosing interval change as children age and gain weight E. Unsure

8. Dolly is a 1-year-old who has AD. Which of the following prescription medications can her prescriber use if she prescribes according to the FDA-approved labeling?

A. Crisaborole or dupilumab B. Dupilumab or ruxolitinib C. Ruxolitinib or upadacitinib D. Tacrolimus or pimecrolimus E. Unsure

9. Which of the following is a good counseling point for all patients with AD?

A. You will need to apply an ointment moisturizer frequently and use an occlusive dressing B. How the moisturizer feels to you is something that is very important to consider C. Creams are easier to apply than lotions or ointments, and you can use them less often D. Look for a moisturizer that is located on the eye-level shelves; they are the best bargain E. Unsure

10. Which of the following information is having a growing impact on formulary decisions?

A. Rebate contracts B. Patient reported outcomes and real-world evidence C. Step therapy recommendations D. Pharmacists' opinions E. Unsure

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1. Which of the following is a major structural protein in the epidermis?

2. Which of the following 4-year-old children is most likely to have atopic dermatitis (AD)?

3. Which of the following symptoms is common to almost all patients who have AD?

4. Alyssa is a 6-month-old girl who has just been diagnosed with AD. What pattern of disease involvement would you expect to see?

5. Jojo is a 3-year-old with mild AD. She experiences occasional flares. Which of the following would be an appropriate first-line treatment for Jojo?

6. Michael is 13 years old and brings a new prescription to the pharmacy for upadacitinib. He is a husky boy, weighing 152 pounds. The prescription reads, “upadacitinib 15 mg, #60, take 1 tablet every morning and evening.” Why would you call the prescriber?

8. Dolly is a 1-year-old who has AD. Which of the following prescription medications can her prescriber use if she prescribes according to the FDA-approved labeling?

9. Which of the following is a good counseling point for all patients with AD?

10. Which of the following information is having a growing impact on formulary decisions?

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1. Which of the following is a major structural protein in the epidermis?

2. Which of the following 4-year-old children is most likely to have atopic dermatitis (AD)?

3. Which of the following symptoms is common to almost all patients who have AD?

4. Alyssa is a 6-month-old girl who has just been diagnosed with AD. What pattern of disease involvement would you expect to see?

5. Jojo is a 3-year-old with mild AD. She experiences occasional flares. Which of the following would be an appropriate first-line treatment for Jojo?

6. Michael is 13 years old and brings a new prescription to the pharmacy for upadacitinib. He is a husky boy, weighing 152 pounds. The prescription reads, “upadacitinib 15 mg, #60, take 1 tablet every morning and evening.” Why would you call the prescriber?

8. Dolly is a 1-year-old who has AD. Which of the following prescription medications can her prescriber use if she prescribes according to the FDA-approved labeling?

9. Which of the following is a good counseling point for all patients with AD?

10. Which of the following information is having a growing impact on formulary decisions?

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