The nurse identifies a client at risk for contact dermatitis.Which assessment findings support the nurse's assumption? Select all that apply.

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A) Risk factors for contact dermatitis include allergies, family history of eczema, regular exposure to a moist environment; burns; exposure to plants, chemicals, and metals; and occupations that require frequent hand washing. Employment as a computer operator does not increase the risk of developing contact dermatitis. Vital signs are not linked to the development of contact dermatitis.
B) Risk factors for contact dermatitis include allergies, family history of eczema, regular exposure to a moist environment; burns; exposure to plants, chemicals, and metals; and occupations that require frequent hand washing. Employment as a computer operator does not increase the risk of developing contact dermatitis. Vital signs are not linked to the development of contact dermatitis.
C) Risk factors for contact dermatitis include allergies, family history of eczema, regular exposure to a moist environment; burns; exposure to plants, chemicals, and metals; and occupations that require frequent hand washing. Employment as a computer operator does not increase the risk of developing contact dermatitis. Vital signs are not linked to the development of contact dermatitis.
D) Risk factors for contact dermatitis include allergies, family history of eczema, regular exposure to a moist environment; burns; exposure to plants, chemicals, and metals; and occupations that require frequent hand washing. Employment as a computer operator does not increase the risk of developing contact dermatitis. Vital signs are not linked to the development of contact dermatitis.
E) Risk factors for contact dermatitis include allergies, family history of eczema, regular exposure to a moist environment; burns; exposure to plants, chemicals, and metals; and occupations that require frequent hand washing. Employment as a computer operator does not increase the risk of developing contact dermatitis. Vital signs are not linked to the development of contact dermatitis.

The Nurse Identifies a Client at Risk for Contact Dermatitis