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Mrs. Leonard calls the office because her 3-year-old child has been stung. She thinks it was a wasp, but she isn’t sure. She says he is having trouble breathing, is very restless, his head hurts very badly, and his skin is becoming mottled and blue. What instructions should be given to Mrs. Leonard?

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Mrs. Leonard's child has a severe allergic reaction. Based on the description we can infer that Mrs. Leonard's child has a severe allergic reaction. We can advice Mrs. Leonard to immediately bring the child to the hospital so that anti- allergic such as advil, motrin or  Epi-pen could be given to the child. We can also instruct her to place ice at the area where the bee has stung.

The instructions that should be given is that bring to the child to the hospital for treatment.

What is an allergic reaction?

It is the reaction where it should be allergy for the skin, nose, eyes. The examples could include the sneezing, watery eyes, blue skin, etc. Here the child should provide the epinephrine that should be used for the anaphylaxis treatment. After that the person should call the ambulance so that the treatment should be started as soon as possible.

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