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A nurse is reinforcing teaching about fluticasone topical lotion with the parent of a 9-month-old infant who has atopic dermatitis on the wrist. Which of the following instructions should the nurse include?

Correct Answer: B

Rationale: The correct answer is B: Rub the medication until it disappears. This instruction is appropriate because it ensures proper absorption of the medication into the skin, maximizing its effectiveness. Rubbing the lotion helps distribute it evenly and facilitates absorption, which is crucial for treating atopic dermatitis.


Choice A is incorrect because applying a thick layer can lead to overuse of the medication and potential side effects.
Choice C is incorrect as using an occlusive dressing can increase the risk of skin irritation and worsen the condition.
Choice D is incorrect because applying the medication to the entire arm may not be necessary and could lead to unnecessary exposure. It is essential to focus on the affected area only.

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