A testosterone (Testoderm) patch has been prescribed for a client. Where will the nurse instruct the client to place the patch on the skin?
1. On the scrotum
2. On the lower leg
3. On the head
4. On the thigh
Correct Answer: 4
Rationale 1: Testoderm patches are not applied directly to the scrotal area.
Rationale 2: Testoderm patches are not applied to the lower leg.
Rationale 3: Testoderm patches are not applied to the head.
Rationale 4: Testoderm patches can be applied to the thigh, upper arm, back, or abdomen.
Global Rationale: Testoderm patches can be applied to the thigh, upper arm, back, or abdomen. They should not be applied to the scrotum, lower leg, or head.
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