Quiz | Bausch Health

TAKE THE

DISEASE STATE CHALLENGE

TAKE THE

DISEASE STATE CHALLENGE

Topic 1:

Onychomycosis

Question 1

What are some potential complications of untreated onychomycosis? (Select all that apply)

A. Amputation

B. Loss of the nail

C. Secondary bacterial infection

D. Spread of the fungus

TAKE THE

DISEASE STATE CHALLENGE

Topic 1:

Onychomycosis

Question 2

How would you classify the level of onychomycosis in the following picture?

A. Mild

B. Moderate

C. Severe

TAKE THE

DISEASE STATE CHALLENGE

Topic 1:

Onychomycosis

Question 3

TRUE or FALSE: Onychomycosis is associated with detrimental psychological and physical effects

A. True

B. False

TAKE THE

DISEASE STATE CHALLENGE

Topic 1:

Onychomycosis

Question 4

How would you classify the level of onychomycosis in the following picture?

A. Mild

B. Moderate

C. Severe

TAKE THE

DISEASE STATE CHALLENGE

Topic 1:

Onychomycosis

Question 5

Approximately what percent of people with diabetes are afflicted with onychomycosis?

A. 15%

B. 25%

C. 33%

D. 45%

TAKE THE

DISEASE STATE CHALLENGE

Topic 2:

Weight management

Question 1

TRUE or FALSE: Losing weight is just a matter of calories-in and calories-out.

A. True

B. False

TAKE THE

DISEASE STATE CHALLENGE

Topic 2:

Weight management

Question 2

What percent of patients trying to lose weight experience food cravings?

A. 25%

B. 50%

C. 73%

TAKE THE

DISEASE STATE CHALLENGE

Topic 2:

Weight management

Question 3

How much weight does a patient have to lose to improve health outcomes?

A. 1–5%

B. 5–10%

C. 20–30%

D. >50%

TAKE THE

DISEASE STATE CHALLENGE

Topic 2:

Weight management

Question 4

TRUE or FALSE: The brain creates an internal setpoint to defend the body against weight loss.

A. True

B. False

TAKE THE

DISEASE STATE CHALLENGE

Topic 2:

Weight management

Question 5

TRUE or FALSE: Obesity Canada, the Canadian Medical Association, the American Medical Association and the World Health Organization now consider obesity to be a chronic disease.

A. True

B. False

THANKS FOR TAKING THE

DISEASE STATE CHALLENGE

Onychomycosis

Did you nail it?

Your score:

Weight management

Weigh in

Your score:

Increase your knowledge about Onychomycosis and Weight management and their treatments! Connect with Bausch Health

References:
1. Elewski BE et Tosti A. Risk factors and comorbidities for onychomycosis: Implications for treatment with topical therapy. J Clin Aesthet Dermatol 2015;8(11):38-42.
2. Bodman M. Keys to managing severe onychomycosis. Podiatry Today. 2013;26(5):46-57.
3. Global Nail Fungus Organization. Accessible at https://nationalnailfungus.org/the-dangers-of-ignoring-toenail-fungus-infections/#Nail_Fungus_May_Spread_to_the_Skin_and_Other_Nails. Accessed January 8 2018.
4. Carney C et al. A new classification system for grading the severity of onychomycosis. Arch Dermatol 2011;147(11):1277-82.
5. Sacchidanand S et Savitha AS. Nail and its Disorders. Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (P) Ltd. 2013.
6. Winston JA et Miller JL. Treatment of onychomycosis in diabetic patients. Clinical Diabetes 2006; 24(4):160-6.
7. Obésité Canada. Comprendre l’obésité. Accessible at https://obesitycanada.ca/understanding-obesity/. Accessed April 23 2019
8. Vallis, M. Sustained Behaviour Change to Improve Obesity Outcomes: It’s Time to Abandon Willpower to Appreciate Wanting. Clinical Obesity. 2019;9:e12299.
9. Obesity Action Coalition. Benefits of 5-10 percent weight-loss. Accessible at https://www.obesityaction.org/community/article-library/benefits-of-5-10-percent-weight-loss/. Accessed April 23 2019.
10. A Harvard Medical School Special Report. Lose weight and keep it off. Harvard Health Publications. 2017.