Scabies
Scabies ( 40 Questions)
Isolating the child in a separate room is not necessary for managing scabies, and it may lead to emotional distress for the child.
Washing the child's clothes and bedding in hot water and drying on high heat can effectively kill the scabies mites and prevent transmission to family members.
Applying a topical antifungal cream is not effective for treating scabies, as it is caused by mites, not fungi.
Placing the child in contact isolation is not necessary for managing scabies, as it is not highly contagious and can be managed with appropriate hygiene practices.
Explanation: Washing the child's clothes and bedding in hot water and drying on high heat can effectively kill the scabies mites and prevent transmission to family members.
Incorrect choices: a. Isolating the child in a separate room is not necessary for managing scabies, and it may lead to emotional distress for the child.
c. Applying a topical antifungal cream is not effective for treating scabies, as it is caused by mites, not fungi.
d. Placing the child in contact isolation is not necessary for managing scabies, as it is not highly contagious and can be managed with appropriate hygiene practices.