When caring for a client receiving alefacept, the nurse should:

a. apply a thin layer of the medication.
b. rotate the IM injection sites.
c. after applying the medication, cover with a gauze dressing.
d. monitor the client's urine.


ANS: B

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A Incorrect: This is a parenteral medication for psoriasis.
B Correct: This is necessary to prevent skin breakdown.
C Incorrect: This is a parenteral medication for psoriasis.
D Incorrect: There is no indication for this action.

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