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A client with jaundice has pruritis and states that he has areas of irritation from scratching. What measures can the nurse discuss to prevent skin breakdown? Select all that apply.

Correct Answer: B,C,D

Rationale: Baking soda baths (
B), short nails (
C), and rubbing with knuckles (
D) reduce itching and prevent skin breakdown. Calamine (
A) is helpful, not avoided. Alcohol (E) dries skin, worsening irritation. Sodium (F) is unrelated.

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