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The nurse working in a pediatrician's office receives a call from a mother asking for advice about how to treat her child, who was found to have head lice. What advice will the nurse give this mother? Select all that apply.
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1. Wash the child's hair with Rid.
2. Comb with a fine-tipped comb dipped in alcohol.
3. Pick off any nits that remain on the hair shaft.
4. Wash all bedding in very hot water.
5. Isolate the child from others for one week.

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