Exam questionKROK 2Medicine · 2006
A patient at a doctor complains of temperature rise up to 38,2°C, edema in the region of his upper lip. Objectively: upper lip is evidently edematic, in the middle of edema there is a cone-shaped swelling. Skin and mucous membrane over it are dark-red. Diagnosis: labial furuncle. A surgeon cut the furuncle, treated the wound with hydrogen peroxide solution and applied a bandage with hypertensive solution. What therapeutic regimen should be recommended?
Answer options
- In-patient treatment with bed rest
- In-patient treatment with common regimen
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- First out-patient treatment, then outpatient treatment
- Out-patient treatment
Correct answer
In-patient treatment with common regimen
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