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This course provides an overview of the theory of the administration and storage of topical medications. It includes the theory of how to apply emollients and corticosteroids and also the instillation of eye and ear preparations.

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Keep it in the original container, in a cool, dry place away from heat and humidity. Some products need refrigeration after opening—check the label for instructions.
Some products expire a set time after opening, such as 28 days for some eye drops. Recording the opening date helps ensure the medication is safe and effective.
Yes. Apply the emollient first, wait 30 minutes, then apply the corticosteroid to avoid diluting it and spreading it to unaffected areas.
Yes. Common effects include stinging, burning, or irritation. If symptoms worsen or don’t settle, stop using the product and seek medical advice.