The nurse is inspecting the skin of an infant. Intradermal vesicles and weeping are noted in the skin folds. The nurse instructs the parents in care of the problem and in ways to prevent recurrence
The instructions would include which of the following statements: a. Elimination of household aeroallergens
b. Elimination of environmental irritants
c. Avoidance of extreme temperatures
d. All of the above
D
The symptoms are consistent with atopic dermatitis. The above interventions can reduce recurrence and help improve symptoms.
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