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A client with plaque psoriasis receives a new prescription for betamethasone valerate lotion. Which instruction should the nurse include in client teaching?

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Rationale: Massaging betamethasone lotion into plaques enhances absorption and effectiveness. Facial application risks skin thinning, prolonged use is not specified, and gloves are unnecessary.

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