To avoid diaper rash, the nurse at the well-child clinic would instruct the parents to: (Select all that apply.)
a. Apply zinc oxide ointment as a barrier
b. Use liberal amounts of talcum powder
c. Use disposable diapers
d. Remove feces with mild soap and water
e. Change diapers frequently
A, C, D, E
The application of zinc oxide as a skin barrier and the washing with mild soap and water will help prevent diaper rash. Frequently changed disposable diapers also aid in prevention. Talcum use is discouraged.
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