When a patient is using podofilox or imiquimod at home, the nurse should inform the patient:
1. about the methods and frequency of application.
2. that one application will eradicate the infection.
3. that the agents have no side effects.
4. that the therapy will be daily for life.
Correct Answer: 1
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A. Limiting activities during weaning B. Placing in high-Fowler's position C. Weaning in the morning D. Administering a sedative before weaning E. Coaching on coughing during weaning