RN HESI Community Health with NGN

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A student at an elementary school health fair reports having itchy circles on the lower legs. Which skin assessment finding should the nurse prioritize for immediate intervention?

A. Patches of round lesions on both lower legs. B. Red ring-shaped lesions with normal skin in the center. C. Itchy, red, scaly patches with blisters that are draining. D. Several irritated circular bald, flaky scalp patches.

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Itchy, red, scaly patches with blisters that are draining could be a sign of a serious skin infection such as cellulitis. This condition can spread quickly and become serious if not treated promptly, so it should be prioritized for immediate intervention.

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