The management of a child who has just been stung by a bee or wasp should include the application of
a. Cool compresses
b. Warm compresses
c. Antibiotic cream
d. Corticosteroid cream
A
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A Bee or wasp stings are initially treated by carefully removing the stinger,
cleansing with soap and water, application of cool compresses, and the use of
common household agents such as lemon juice or a paste made with aspirin and
baking soda.
B Warm compresses are avoided.
C Antibiotic cream is unnecessary unless a secondary infection occurs.
D Corticosteroid cream is not part of the initial therapy. If a severe reaction occurs,
systemic corticosteroids may be indicated.
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