When pubic lice are treated with lindane, it is important to instruct patients that:

1. the shampoo should be applied to wet hair.
2. the shampoo should be left in place for 12 hours.
3. a second application is required in 3 days.
4. sexual partners should be treated concurrently.


Correct Answer: 4

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