You have encountered a patient who has allergies to lima beans, and milk. The patient is...
You have encountered a patient who has allergies to lima beans, and milk. The patient is 13 years old. The patient has visible whelps on face, arms, and legs from this encounter. The patient was given benadryl by his mother before coming into the emergency room. What would be two questions that you ask the mother about this patient being he/ she is under 18 years old. Would you include a question about their religious background or fasting?
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- What did the child eat? What are its ingredients? If store bought food was consumed what are the ingredients given on the label?
- What religion do they follow? Do they fast? Because a sect of hindus who are devotees of hanuman fast and consume only milk and fruits between sunrise and sunset.
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