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Which question(s) should the nurse ask to a patient concerned about a rash? (Select all that apply)

Answer Choices:

Correct Answer:

Where is the rash located and has it spread?

Rationale:

🔵 Asking about the location and spread of a rash helps determine the pattern, severity, and possible causes such as infection, allergy, or systemic illness.

🔵 Asking how the rash affects functioning assesses the impact on daily activities and helps prioritize care or urgency of treatment.

🔵 Asking when the rash started provides essential information about onset, progression, and potential triggers such as new medications, foods, chemicals, or infections.

🔵 These questions align with therapeutic communication, which focuses on open-ended, non-judgmental assessment.

🔵 They also support accurate diagnosis, ensuring the nurse collects objective data about the rash characteristics and timeline.

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This question is from NR 414 EXAM 2 CHOICE FALL 2 2025 which contains 46 questions.

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NR 414 EXAM 2 CHOICE FALL 2 2025

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  • Category: RN Nursing Exam(s)
  • Subcategory: Examplify Exam(s)
  • Domain: Medical-Surgical
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