A nurse is explaining discharge instructions to a client being treated with a topical antihistamine ointment. Which of the following would benefit the client? Select all that apply.
a. If the condition worsens, apply more cream to the area.
b. Clean the area thoroughly before application.
c. Rub medication in gently until it vanishes.
d. Contact to the eyes or mucous membranes is acceptable.
e. Continue to use the cream until the tube is empty.
b. Clean the area thoroughly before application.
c. Rub medication in gently until it vanishes.
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a. If the condition worsens, the cream is not working.
b. The client should clean the area thoroughly before application. .
c. The client should rub in the medication gently until it vanishes. .
d. The client should avoid contact to the eyes or mucous membranes. .
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