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Pruritus Podcast Education Challenge
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What is the commonest systemic cause of pruritus without a rash?
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a. Hypothyroidism
b. Iron deficiency
c. Liver disease
d. Hodgkin’s lymphoma
e. Uraemia
Other:
The following are appropriate treatment options for pruritus of unknown origin in the elderly. Tick all that apply
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a. Two weeks of mild topical corticosteroids
b. Emollients containing ceramides
c. Gabapentin
d. Sedating antihistamines
e. 1% menthol in aqueous cream
In pruritus of unknown origin without a rash, non-sedating antihistamines can be used in
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a. Standard dose
b. Double standard dose
c. Three times standard dose
d. Four times standard dose
e. Five times standard dose
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