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Cutaneous route: The drug is directly applied to the skin as cream, ointment, lotion, solution, powder or gel.
It is the nurses responsibility to verify that the concentration of the topical medication provided is appropriate for the location specified in the prescription. Review information regarding the proper application of topical medications with a nursing drug guide and institutional policies.
Topical Ointments CreamsClassGeneric NameBrand NameSuper-potent SteroidsHalobetasol propionate 0.05%Generic Ultravate (cream, ointment)-+Anti-itch (anti-pruritus)Doxepin 5% CreamZonalon GenericImmunomodulatory Skin MedicationsPimecrolimus 1%Elidel Cream Elidel Website30 more rows
Consider where the lotion, cream, or ointment is to be applied. A cotton tipped applicator might suffice. If applying to a large area of skin, apply non-sterile gloves unless skin is broken; then apply sterile gloves. Using gloves protects healthcare provider from contact with medication.
Topical agents are used locally, where the medicine is applied on the area being treated. For example creams, ointment and lotions are applied topically on the skin. Eye drops are instilled directly into the eyes.
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Applying medication to the skin or mucous membranes allows it to enter the body from there. Medication applied in this way is known as topical medication.
Topical administration of medication involves applying drugs locally to the skin, mucous membranes, or tissues. 2. Topical drugs such as lotions, patches, pastes, and ointments primarily produce local effects; but they can create systemic effects if absorbed through the skin.

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