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nekit [7.7K]
1 year ago
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the nurse and unlicensed assistive personnel uap are caring for assigned child skin ready for phototherapy

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Rainbow [258]1 year ago
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The nursing care for a child's skin prepared for phototherapy are as follows:

  • There should be availability of sunscreen in order to protect the neck, lips and the backs of the hands.
  • Also special glasses or goggles be made available to protect the eyes from UV light.

<h3>Phototherapy </h3>

Phototherapy can simply be defined as that treatment of diseases of the body with certain types of light. Phototherapy can be used to treat disease conditions associated with the skin

So therefore, the nursing care for a child's skin prepared for phototherapy are as follows:

  • There should be availability of sunscreen in order to protect the neck, lips and the backs of the hands.
  • Also special glasses or goggles be made available to protect the eyes from UV light.

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