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A school-age child is diagnosed with impetigo. During discharge teaching, which statement made by the caregiver should indicate to the nurse that additional education is needed?

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Rationale: Releasing fluid from impetigo lesions can spread infection, indicating a need for further education, as lesions should be kept clean and dry.

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