RN HESI Obstetrics and Pediatrics Exam 2

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How should the nurse instruct the parents of a 4-month-old with seborrheic dermatitis (cradle cap) to shampoo the child's hair?

A. Avoid scrubbing the scalp until the scales disappear. B. Use soap and water and avoid shampoos. C. Use a soft brush and gently scrub the area. D. Avoid washing the child's hair more than once a week.

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Rationale: Using a soft brush to gently scrub the scalp loosens and removes cradle cap scales, preventing buildup while avoiding irritation to the delicate scalp.

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