Which of the following is Not a form of acute radiation syndrome?

Which of these is true of RSV:I. Will cause bronchiolitisII. Inflammation of the mainstem bronchiIII. Treated with ribavirin via SPAG unitIV. Common in ages of 1-2 yrs of ageV. Treated with tobramycin via SVN

An adult male patient with a history of smoking is in the ER exhibiting SOB. with the following vitals: HR – 110 bpmBP –  138/90 mmHgRR – 32 breaths/minSpO2 – 85% What should be provided at this time?

A 10 year old child is suspected of having asthma. How can this be diagnosed?

A 2 year old in the emergency department presents with SOB, temperature of 100.5 degrees fahrenheit, respiratory rate of 40 breaths/min, clear breathsounds, mild stridor and a barky cough. What should the respiratory therapist do at this time.

A rapid response was called in the PICU as you arrive at the scene the patient is not responsive, not breathing but has a faint pulse. You begin manually ventilating with 100% FIO2. You palpate no pulse via carotid artery and observe the ECG pattern:What would you suggest at this time?

A  2 year old boy started to have an onset of SOB 4 days ago with a temperature of 38.5 degrees celsius. Manifestations assessed in the emergency room is tachypnea, stridor and a barky cough. This is most indicative of:

A respiratory therapist had given a boy an albuterol treatment due to SOB and wheezing. Pre-bronchodilator peak flowrates at 40% predicted and post bronchodilator it is now at 65% predicted. The respiratory therapist assessment identifies:

List one action of histamine.

Which of the following are manifestations of a patient with a right-sided pneumothorax?   I. Dull to percussion on the right side II. Hyperlucency on the right side via CXR III. Absent lung markings of the right side IV. Hyper-resonance when percussed on the right side