The nurse should discuss which of the following adverse reactions with a client prior to the topical administration of anthralin (Miconal)? Select all that apply
A) Hair discoloration
B) Discoloration of fingernails
C) Discoloration of skin
D) Pruritus
E) Burning
Ans: A, B, D, E
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Localized reactions caused by the topical administration of anthralin (Miconal) that the nurse should discuss with the client prior to administration include burning, pruritus, irritation, and temporary discoloration of the fingernails and hair.
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