If a patient is exhibiting signs of nicotine toxicity when using transdermal nicotine, they should remove the patch and:
1. Wash the area thoroughly with soap and water.
2. Flush the area with clear water.
3. Reapply a new patch in 8 hours.
4. Take acetaminophen for the headache associated with toxicity.
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