A 6 yr old male presents to the urgent care with complaints…

A 6 yr old male presents to the urgent care with complaints of:  fever of 101f (oral), chills, headache and a rash for 2 days. On exam you find swollen lymph nodes and an erythematous rash with central clearing. What is the MOST appropriate first line treatment?

In the urgent care, you see a 12-year-old boy with a complai…

In the urgent care, you see a 12-year-old boy with a complaint of frequent urination. His mother is concerned because her father has had type 2 diabetes mellitus for several years. Urinalysis in the urgent care shows the presence of glucose. You suspect that the boy may have type 1 diabetes mellitus because he also has: