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A preschooler is seen in urgent care for a fever that is now on day 6. The child was evaluated three days prior for pharyngitis and put on amoxicillin. The parent is concerned because the fever persists and the child’s mouth continues to be red, and they have chapped lips. The child is now having redness on their palms and a rash on their lower chest. What should the NP do? A. Instruct parent to rotate acetaminophen every 4 hours and Ibuprofen every 6 hours B. Order Azithromycin pack x 5 days C. Change antibiotic to Penicillin V 500mg TID x 10 days D. Send the patient to the hospital for possible high-dose immune globulin IV therapy
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