The removal of a self-retaining, indwelling ureteral stent should be reported with:

A nurse has informed you that two days ago you transported a diabetic patient whose ulceration on his foot tested positive for methacillin/oxacillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). Given this information, you would:

A) have your blood glucose level tested. B) request an antibiotic from the ED physician. C) have blood drawn to determine presence or absence of MRSA. D) No further action is needed at this time.

You are called to a farmhouse on a sunny spring afternoon. Upon arrival, a frantic mother tells you that her 3-year-old daughter was playing in the yard, accidentally stepped on a hornets' nest, and was stung repeatedly. The patient is alert, screaming and crying, and can follow her mother's commands. Her arms and legs are swollen and show the marks of several stings. Her body is covered in

hives. Her vital signs are blood pressure 90/40, pulse 110, respiratory rate 24, and oxygen saturation 99%. Her lung sounds are clear and equal bilaterally. Her mother states she put "nox-a-sting" on the bites but the bites only seemed to get worse. What condition is the patient suffering from? A) Allergic reaction from the hornets' stings B) Moderate anaphylactic reaction C) Anaphylactic reaction from the "nox-a-sting" swabs D) Minor anaphylactic reaction