A client has a patch test done to determine degree of allergic reaction to suspected allergens. After the patches are applied the nurse instructs the client to:
A)
return in 48 hours to have the patches removed.
B)
leave patches on until they fall off on their own.
C)
return in 1 week to have skin reactions assessed.
D)
avoid contact with anyone else for 48 hours.
A
Explanation:
A)
Patches are removed and sites assessed for reaction in 48 hours. No contact restrictions are necessary.
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B)
Patches are removed and sites assessed for reaction in 48 hours. No contact restrictions are necessary.
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C)
Patches are removed and sites assessed for reaction in 48 hours. No contact restrictions are necessary.
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D)
Patches are removed and sites assessed for reaction in 48 hours. No contact restrictions are necessary.
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