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Vladimir79 [104]
2 years ago
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Mr. Fiacco is complaining of an irritation on his left arm where he had been applying cream prescribed by the provider. You know

that Mr. Fiacco has a skin condition and he was given a prescription for a cream he was to apply to his left arm everyday for 10 days. You examine Mr. Fiacco's arm and note that the skin condition is gone, but now there is a red, irritated- looking area. You check the instructions on the prescription packaging and it says to apply the cream four times a day.
1. Is there a reason for the newly reddened area on his left arm?

2. Why do you think this problem occurred?

3. What should you do to correct the problem?​
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MrMuchimi2 years ago
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