When applying a topical corticosteroid, the nurse avoids applying an occlusive dressing whenever possible. The rationale for this action is: localized adverse reactions are more likely when a dressing is applied. dressings can cause the client to itch more. applying dressings over ointments is time consuming. applying dressings allows multiple ointments to be applied at the same time.
[Solved]: When applying a topical corticosteroid, the nurse…
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