A client prescribed ultraviolet (UV) light therapy for a skin condition states to the nurse, "This treatment is so expensive, I think I will go to the tanning salon instead." Which information should the nurse provide the client?
A. "Your insurance should pay for your treatments."
B. "The light therapy you require should be closely monitored."
C. "That will only work if your tanning salon has a particular type of bed."
D. "A tanning bed emits the same UV light that is used for therapy."
Answer: B
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