Follow-up teaching for a client who has just had a squamous cell carcinoma removed from the skin must include: Select all that apply
1. Inspecting the skin vigilantly on a routine basis.
2. Having caregiver inspect the hard-to-visualize areas of the body.
3. Reporting any suspicious-looking areas to the primary health care provider.
4. Using sunscreen routinely.
5. Covering areas where the cancer has occurred with clothing or hats.
1. Inspecting the skin vigilantly on a routine basis.
2. Having caregiver inspect the hard-to-visualize areas of the body.
3. Reporting any suspicious-looking areas to the primary health care provider.
4. Using sunscreen routinely.
5. Covering areas where the cancer has occurred with clothing or hats.
Rationale: Inspecting the skin vigilantly on a routine basis. It is important to inspect the skin regularly for a recurrence of cancer. Having caregiver inspect the hard-to-visualize areas of the body. It is important to have the health care provider inspect the client's skin regularly for a recurrence of cancer. Reporting any suspicious-looking areas to the primary health care provider. Reporting of a suspicious lesion is essential so as to not have the cancer spread. Using sunscreen routinely. Using sunscreen will protect the skin from the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays. Covering areas where the cancer has occurred with clothing or hats. Covering the skin is another way of protecting it from the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays.
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