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With a circular motion. to enhance absorption
With an upward motion. to increase blood supply to the affected area
In long. even. outward. and downward strokes in the direction of hair growth
In long. even. outward. and upward strokes in the direction opposite hair growth
Polyurethane foam mattress
Ring or donut
Gel flotation pad
Water bed
Inflammatory
Migratory
Proliferative
Maturation
A urine output consistently above 100 ml/hour
A weight gain of 4 lb (2 kg) in 24 hours
Body temperature readings all within normal limits
An electrocardiogram (ECG) showing no arrhythmias
Palpitations.
Dizziness.
Diarrhea.
Metallic taste.
Spontaneously occurring wheals
A fungus that enters the skin’s surface. causing infection
Inflammation of a hair follicle
Irritation of opposing skin surfaces caused by friction
Turn him frequently.
Perform passive range-of-motion (ROM) exercises.
Reduce the client’s fluid intake.
Encourage the client to use a footboard.
An I.V. corticosteroid.
An I.V. antibiotic.
An oral antibiotic.
A topical agent.
“All family members will need to be treated.”
“If someone develops symptoms. tell him to see a physician right away.”
“Just be careful not to share linens and towels with family members.”
“After you’re treated. family members won’t be at risk for contracting scabies.”
Placing mitts on the client’s hands
Administering systemic antibiotics as prescribed
Applying topical antibiotics as prescribed
Continuing to administer antibiotics for 21 days as prescribed