The nurse is working in an outpatient studies unit administering neurologic tests. The client is surprised that paste is used to secure an electroencephalogram and asks how it will be removed from the hair. The nurse is most correct to state which?
A) The paste is removed with acetone.
B) The paste is removed with a special soap.
C) The paste is removed with standard shampoo.
D) The paste is removed by flushing with warm water.
C
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Standard shampoo is used to remove the paste, which attached the electrodes to the head. Acetone is not used on the hair. There is no special soap needed. More than warm water is needed to lift and remove the paste.
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