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A client with eczema receives a prescription for betamethasone cream. Which client statement indicates to the nurse that further teaching is needed?

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Rationale: Occlusive dressings increase betamethasone absorption, risking side effects like skin thinning, and are not routinely recommended unless prescribed. Using on intact skin, limiting to 2 weeks, and avoiding sunlight are appropriate.

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