A client has superficial burns on the hand from boiling water. Which of the following can the nurse suggest that the client use to help with the healing of these burns?
1. Evening primrose oil
2. Aloe vera gel
3. Chamomile
4. Vitamin C
2. Aloe vera gel
Rationale:
The nurse should provide information on home remedies that could help in the healing of the client's burns. Aloe vera gel is useful to treat superficial burns. Evening primrose oil is helpful with atopic eczema. Chamomile is helpful with skin inflammation. Vitamin C is not recommended to help with healing of the burns.
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