Welcome. My name is Divine. This is episode 538 of the Divine Intervention Podcasts.

Into these podcasts, we're going to be finishing the series on the free 120 for Step 2.

This is going to be the episode 538. Again, remember, the USMELY Step 2, CK exam has a free 120. And so far, I've done a 13-part series. This is going to be part 14. This is going to be the final part. It's going to be questions 11 to 120. So let's jump right into it. So, question 11. Again, if you've missed any other part of the series,

I'm telling you, you should listen to it. It's going to help you out so much. There's tons of people

that this podcast has helped. And there is a worksheet that is going to be attached to this episode.

So it's a PDF. It's under the episode on the website. So download it and fill it out. You may notice my more recent podcast, I've started adding worksheets to my, at least I've

started putting worksheets together with my more recent podcasts.

The thing is, if you listen to the podcast and get the understanding, you should be able

to answer the questions in the worksheet pretty easily.

So question 111 says, an eight-year-old boy is brought to the urgent care

center by his mother while on a family vacation in Florida because of a three-day history of an itchy

burning rash. The ambient temperature during the past three days has been 37.8 degrees Celsius.

That's 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

The mother does not recall any recent exposures for her son,

and none of her other children have a rash.

The patient's medical history is unremarkable.

Examination of the patient's back shows superficial, clear,

1 to 2mm vesicles that resemble water droplets. The vesicles rupture easily on palpation.

There is no surrounding ephemera. It is most appropriate for the physician to recommend which of the following for this patient.

Option A, antifungal cream.

Option B.

Heal avoidance.

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