314 Skin agents Bacitracin ointment Triple antibiotic ointment (or other antibacterial) Benzocaine Calamine lotion Hydrocortizone cream Silvadene cream 1% Rhuli-Gel Apply sparingly to affected area three times daily with dressing change Apply liberally to affected area Apply as thin film to affected area Apply sparingly to affected area BID Apply generously to lesion (reapplied once daily or more, depending on condition involved) Apply to affected area (not to exceed 4 times per day) Superficial abrasion Mild skin pain Minor first-degree burns and insect bites Localized pruritis Minor, localized dermatitis Skin irritation persisting after water flush for minor chemical splash Wound infection in pa- tients with second- and third-degree burns Itching and pain of minor skin irritations (includ- ing poison ivy or oak or sumac, insect bites, and sunburn) Deep, penetrating wounds Pregnancy Application to large areas Open skin lesions Open wounds Fungal infections Suspected sensitivity to sulfonamides Pregnancy and lactation Open wounds Acne Rash Irritation Sensitization Stinging Burning Urticaria Erythema Stinging Burning Irritation Medical Director’s Signature: Date: Note:The occupational health nurse should consult with the company physician regarding standing medical orders and obtain physician’written, s dated authorization. Common Prescriptive and Nonprescriptive Medications Used in the Occupational Health Setting with Standing Orders (continued) Drug Dosage Indications Contraindications Adverse Reactions
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