A patient wants to use aromatherapy to treat pneumonia, but the hospital policy will not allow burning of eucalyptus-scented candles. What should the nurse suggest the patient use instead?
a. Another essential oil
b. Prescribed medications
c. A topical eucalyptus product
d. Massage therapy
ANS: C
Eucalyptus oils can be used for inhalation or may be applied topically.
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