Atoddler who swallowed drain cleaner is hospitalized for observation because of the risk for vomiting and aspiration. over the next 24 hours the child does not exhibit any respiratory distress and does not vomit. at discharge the nurse emphasizes that the parents should monitor their child for the onset of what?

The parents should monitor the child for the onset of gagging or throwing up. Swallowing drain cleaner or other toxic substances can cause these symptoms. The child was hospitalized, but neither of these symptoms were observed so it is possible they could still occur at home, and the parents should be attentive to the child.

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Amoxicillin - amoxicillin, doxycycline, and cefuroxime have all been shown to have equivalent efficacy for treatment of lyme disease. however, because this patient is only 6 years old, he should not be given doxycycline as a first line treatment unless the other regimens are contraindicated. macrolides, like azithromycin should not be used first line because they are poorly effective at eradicating infection. they may be used in patients who are intolerant of penicillins and cephalosporins and who cannot take doxycycline. first generation cephalosporins like cephalexin are not effective.