The nurse is caring for a child with widespread itching and has recommended bathing as a relief measure. After teaching the mother about this, which statement from the mother indicates a need for further instruction?

A) "After bathing, I need to rub his skin everywhere to make sure he is completely dry."
B) "I must make sure I use lukewarm water instead of hot water."
C) "Oatmeal baths are helpful; we can add Aveeno skin relief bath treatment."
D) "We should leave his skin moist before applying medication or moisturizer."


A

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