text_1: This is a 10-year-old girl who was treated 9 days ago for streptococcal sore throat with azithromycin.  The swab (rapid test) was positive for streptococcus.  Now her dysphagia is better but still has a sore throat and the swab is again positive for streptococcus.  So the question is, what to do if you have persistent streptococcal pharyngitis?  And what to do if she is a carrier?  And if her tonsils need to be taken out?
text_2: What is a good source to teach residents to repair fourth-degree lacerations?