A client develops a severe case of generalized scabies. The nurse should instruct the client to:
a. apply lindane (Kwell) topically to the entire body at bedtime
b. change bed linens daily
c. treat only those family members who have symptoms
d. use cold water to wash all underclothing, bed linens, and bath linens
A
Apply the scabicide lindane (Kwell) topically to the entire body at bedtime so that the medication remains on the skin 8 to 12 hours.
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