A nurse is teaching a parent about treating a child for scabies. Which statement by the parent indicates understanding of the treatment?
a. "I should wash all bedding and clothing as well as applying the medicine."
b. "I will apply the cream to the visible burrows and areas of itching."
c. "More than one application of the cream may be needed."
d. "The cream may cause systemic side effects."
ANS: A
Besides applying a pesticide-containing cream or lotion, bedding and clothing should be washed to prevent reinfestation. The cream should be applied to the entire body from the neck down, not just areas of irritation. Only one application is necessary. The cream does not cause systemic side effects.
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