Identification and Treatment of Drug-Induced Skin Reactions for the Urgent Care Clinician (Pharmacology CME) | Podcast
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Evidence Based Urgent Care • July 2026 • Volume 5 • Issue 7 
Drug-Induced Skin Reactions in Urgent Care

Drug-Induced Skin Reactions in Urgent Care

Pharmacology CME

Date: 07/26/2026 | Length: 28:22

Show Notes

  • 0:26 — Intro
  • 1:26 — Promotions
  • 2:37 — Issue overview
  • 4:38 — Rash categories
  • 6:23 — Drug reaction subtypes
  • 7:35 — Severe reactions (SJS/TEN, DIHS, AGEP, RIME)
  • 9:14 — Red flags
  • 12:31 — Scoring & labs
  • 13:39 — Onset timing
  • 14:28 — Common offending meds
  • 16:54 — Treatment
  • 19:31 — Oral lesions
  • 19:52 — Summary of approach
  • 25:10 — Reflections
  • 26:58 — Next month preview
  • 27:47 — Closing
 

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