A school-aged child diagnosed with atopic dermatitis is having difficulty in school, and school perf

A school-aged child diagnosed with atopic dermatitis is having difficulty in school, and school performance is declining. The parent asks the nurse for interventions that can help improve the situation. How should the nurse respond? Select all that apply. & #x000a; “You can help your child sleep better at night by giving the prescribed antihistamines.” “Obtain an order from the health care provider for the child to rest in the nurse’s office if too stressed.” “Have the teacher move the child to a desk on the front row to help with concentration.” “The school nurse can apply skin moisturizers during the school day.” “Talk with the child’s teacher about work the child can do at home until flare-ups resolve.”

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