A client with an allergic reaction tends to itch due to histamine release. Which of the following nursing interventions will help reduce itchiness or prevent the client from scratching the skin?
A) Advise the client to use distracting techniques.
B) Advise the client to avoid superfatted or Castile soap.
C) Advise the client to dress in warm, woolly garments.
D) Advise the client to avoid being in a humid environment.
A
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