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A nurse is preparing to implement a client's prescription for hydrocortisone acetate cream, apply topically to facial rash twice a day. The nurse should ask the provider to add which of the following to the medication prescription?

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Correct Answer:

Dose/strength

Rationale:
A complete topical medication order must include how much (strength or amount).
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  • Domain: RN ATI Dosage Calculations
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