A2-year-old is diagnosed with atopic dermatitis (eczema).

which instructions should the nurse teach the parents?

1. apply emollient immediately after a bath
2. dress child in wool pajamas
3. give tepid baths with mild soap
4. keep child's nails well-trimmed
5. thoroughly rub the skin dry after baths

The nurse has taught the parents the following instructions:

Explanation:

Atopic dermatitis (eczema):

It is defined as a condition that results in the inflammation, redness and itchiness of the skin.  It is a chronic condition and usually children suffer from it. It is recommended to keep your skin moisturized by using the creams or ointments prescribed by the doctor.

In our case, the nurse has given the instruction to parents to apply the emollient immediately after the bath to avoid the dryness of skin otherwise it can cause the itchiness of the skin. Similarly mild soap also keep your skin soft and fresh as the ingredients like Aloe Vera, olive oil etc. The trimmed nails prevent you to make rashes on your skin because you can make new rashes on skin in the case of itching.

answer:

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