Aclient with localized redness and swelling due to a bee sting reports intense local pain, a burning sensation, and itching. what would be the most appropriate nursing action? multiple choice question

The correct answer is "applying cold compresses to the affected area".

Most of the people stang by a bee or wasp experience a localized reaction and only 3% of the people will exhibit an allergic reaction. The normal localized reaction includes reddening and swelling of the skin, along with a local itching and pain.

Although these reactions will probably start disappearing within a few hours, there are several things that the person could do to alleviate the pain and discomfort. The most important thing to do is to apply ice or cold compresses to the affected area, to reduce the body's inflammatory response. 

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