Many anti-cancer therapeutic strategies involve the quot;poisoned wellquot; approach.

Many anti-cancer therapeutic strategies involve the "poisoned well" approach. By subjecting your patient to chemicals that bind to cellular targets in cellular division, than cells that rapidly divide (like cancer cells) will be preferentially effected. Knowing that all appendages of the skin come from the epidermis, and that this is the most prolific (rapidly dividing) layer, How would you approach a care plan for your patient that is taking an anti-cancer medication?