Which of the Following Preventive Measures Should the Nurse Include in the Teaching Plan for the Patient

a Patient Presents with Red, Scaly Patches on the Skin, Often with Well-defined Borders. Examination Reveals Circular or Oval-shaped Lesions with Raised Edges and Central Clearing. the Patient Reports Itching and Discomfort in the Affected Areas. Scrapings from the Lesions Show Fungal Hyphae and Spores under Microscopy. Treatment Involves Topical or Oral Antifungal Medications to Eliminate the Infection and Alleviate Sympto