A 22-year-old presents with fever for 24 hours, temp max 101…

A 22-year-old presents with fever for 24 hours, temp max 101.8 Fahrenheit.   She has recently returned from vacation in France. Patient is current with both COVID and influenza vaccinations. Medical history is significant for mild persistent asthma. Allergies: Pollen. VS:  T 101.0 Fahrenheit, Pulse 82, Resp 16, BP 110/70.  Other than her fever and that she does not appear to feel well, her exam is normal.  What is the best diagnostic approach for this patient?

Your new patient presents with complaints of oral sores. She…

Your new patient presents with complaints of oral sores. She states that after using her new oral steroid inhaler for her asthma, that her mouth became sore. Using the image, based on the presenting symptoms and assessment findings, what non-pharmacologic intervention is essential to review prior to discharge?