An adult male comes to the office in search of a product that will slow the progression of hair loss and encourage new hair growth. The prescriber orders Rogaine for Men. The nurse provides patient education about the effects of Rogaine
Which statement by the patient best demonstrates a need for further teaching? a. "This medicine takes a few months to be effective."
b. "I will continue to grow hair even when I stop using the medication."
c. "I may experience itching."
d. "Rogaine can retard loss of hair."
B
Most hair loss resumes within 4 months of discontinuation of Rogaine.
Rogaine does take a few months to be effective; no further teaching is needed.
Itching may occur; no further teaching is needed.
Rogaine stimulates hair growth in most men; no further teaching is needed.
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