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Question

Medical management of venomous fish stings and stingray injuries is least likely to include:

   A) Hot-water
        immersion
   B) Parenteral
        analgesia
   C) Tourniquet
   D) Local
         infiltration with
         lidocaine
   E) Regional nerve
         block

Answer

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