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The nurse is using chlorhexidine to cleanse a vein site prior to inserting an IV catheter. While pressing the activated applicator on the skin, what should the nurse do next?

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Rationale: A: Back-and-forth scrubbing for 30 seconds ensures effective antisepsis. B: Circular motion and 10 seconds are inadequate. C: Visual wetness is insufficient. D: Chlorhexidine is clear, causing no discoloration.

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