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'If it's wet, dry it; if it's dry, wet it'.

Authors: B, Bielan;

'If it's wet, dry it; if it's dry, wet it'.

Abstract

Wet, oozing lesions should be dried, dry lesions should be hydrated and lubricated. Soaks, Castellani's Paint and exposure to the air are effective methods of drying. Dry eczematous lesions can be treated with low patency topical steroids and emollient ointments. The occupational nurse can better treat and prevent dermatitis seen in industry by familiarizing herself with the various contact irritants and sensitizers found in the workplace.

Keywords

Occupational Health Nursing, Inservice Training, Dermatitis, Occupational, Humans, Dermatitis, Atopic

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