15 Things Dermatologists Think Hospitalists Need to Know

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15 Things Dermatologists Think Hospitalists Need to Know

6 Don't Mistakenly Associate a Drug-Related Reaction With a Medication Given One to Two Days Before the Onset of a Rash


It is typically seven to 10 days post-exposure that a drug eruption develops, Dr. Fox says. He suggests making a drug chart to highlight dates of medication administration. This helps pinpoint the most likely culprit based on timing and the probability that a certain drug may induce cutaneous eruptions. Correct identification of the type of drug eruption (e.g. simple drug eruption vs. hypersensitivity vs. potentially deadly Stevens-Johnson syndrome) is important.

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