The client is unable to perform self-care for the hair. The nurse is aware that which of the follow-ing is accurate when performing hair care?
1. Brushing the hair distributes the natural oils evenly.
2. Using a hot comb may be very helpful for straight and oily hair.
3. Very tight braids keep the hair in good condition.
4. Shampooing should be done daily.
ANS: 1
Frequent brushing helps to keep hair clean and distributes oil evenly along hair shafts. A hot comb would not be helpful for straight or oily hair. Braids made too tightly can lead to bald patches. The frequency of shampooing depends on a person's daily routines and the condition of the hair.
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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