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A client is diagnosed with severe nodulocystic acne. The nurse should instruct the client on which of the following types of treatments? (Select all that apply.)
 
  1. Oral antibiotics
  2. Benzoyl peroxide
  3. Sulfur
  4. Intralesional injections
  5. Soap and water
  6. Topical therapy

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A client is diagnosed with a dermatologic condition causing pruritis and inflammation. Which of the following should the nurse instruct this client?
 
  1. Use regular perfumed lotion to moisturize the skin.
  2. Use scented soap to bathe the skin daily.
  3. Apply skin oil daily.
  4. Apply a body moisturizer to the skin within 3 to 5 minutes after bathing.

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Which of the following should the nurse instruct a client who is prescribed a topical medication for a skin condition?
 
  1. Apply directly to broken or irritated skin.
  2. Apply before bathing.
  3. Apply after bathing.
  4. Cover the area with an occlusive dressing.
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