ES is a 4-year-old girl brought to the clinic after her day care provider noticed a yellowish, crusty lesion with pustules and weeping areas developing on ESs face near the right nares. A diagnosis of impetigo is made, and topical Bactroban is ordered. Discussion Questions1. What are the usual causative organisms associated with impetigo? 2. What precautions should be taken when caring for ES? 3. What is the rationale for using topical Bactroban therapy in this case?
[Answered]: ES is a 4-year-old girl brought to the clinic…
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