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QuestionChoice
The management of facial eczema requires the use of a low-strength steroid cream, such as hydrocortisone.
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a
Topical hydrocortisone
QuestionChoice
Tacrolimus ointment is used to treat symptoms of eczema in patients who either can't use other steroids or haven't responded to them.
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e
Topical tacrolimus
QuestionChoice
Betamethasone is a moderate-potency steroid and is too strong for this mild case of eczema. It may be used in short bursts in cases of severe eczema.
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b
Betamethasone (Betnovate®)
QuestionChoice
The patient is already using an emollient (aqueous cream).
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d
Emollient ointment
QuestionChoice
Dithranol is used to treat chronic plaque psoriasis, not eczema.
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c
Dithranol
Concept
Chapter
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Atopic Dermatitis
Topic
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Dermatology
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A 4-month-old girl was diagnosed with eczema two months ago.

She is currently having a non-infective flare-up on her face, despite the frequent use of aqueous cream.

What is the most appropriate treatment?
a