A nurse has been providing a young adult client with a history of hypersensitivity reactions.The nurse is preparing instructions on the correct w methods for using an EpiPen.Which client statement indicate understanding of the proper technique? Select all that apply.

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A) Proper storage of the kit is important, avoiding exposure to sun or high temperature. The client and family should frequently check the expiration date of the EpiPen. A kit should be readily available in all settings where the client studies, works, or plays. In addition to the client, someone else should always know how to use the kit as well. The client should be encouraged to wear a medical alert bracelet or tag.
B) Proper storage of the kit is important, avoiding exposure to sun or high temperature. The client and family should frequently check the expiration date of the EpiPen. A kit should be readily available in all settings where the client studies, works, or plays. In addition to the client, someone else should always know how to use the kit as well. The client should be encouraged to wear a medical alert bracelet or tag.
C) Proper storage of the kit is important, avoiding exposure to sun or high temperature. The client and family should frequently check the expiration date of the EpiPen. A kit should be readily available in all settings where the client studies, works, or plays. In addition to the client, someone else should always know how to use the kit as well. The client should be encouraged to wear a medical alert bracelet or tag.
D) Proper storage of the kit is important, avoiding exposure to sun or high temperature. The client and family should frequently check the expiration date of the EpiPen. A kit should be readily available in all settings where the client studies, works, or plays. In addition to the client, someone else should always know how to use the kit as well. The client should be encouraged to wear a medical alert bracelet or tag.
E) Proper storage of the kit is important, avoiding exposure to sun or high temperature. The client and family should frequently check the expiration date of the EpiPen. A kit should be readily available in all settings where the client studies, works, or plays. In addition to the client, someone else should always know how to use the kit as well. The client should be encouraged to wear a medical alert bracelet or tag.

A Nurse Has Been Providing a Young Adult Client with a History