Respiratory Distress Hurry, don’t let time run out! Sorry, time is up! 0 Hours 0 mins 0 secs Step 1 of 4 25% You are treating a 10-year-old asthmatic with severe respiratory distress and wheezing in all lung fields. Bystanders performed CPR on the scene. Patient arrives in the emergency department with initial vitals demonstrating T: 38.7, P: 160, R: 40,BP: 110/70, O2: 88%. Rhythm strip demonstrates the following: 1. Which option describes the best management of the patient?* Adenosine Nebulizers, IV steroids, IV fluids Cardioversion IVFs A six-year-old presents in respiratory distress, noted to be stridulous with a barky cough. 2. Where is the airway constriction most likely? What is the narrowest portion of the pediatric airway?* Lower airway, below the glottis at the cricoid cartilage Upper airway, below the glottis at cricoid cartilage Lower airway, epiglottis Upper airway, epiglottis A 14-year-old presents with known peanut allergy in respiratory distress subsequent to accidentally ingesting a peanut.Initial vitals demonstrate: T: 37.0, R: 30, HR: 130, BP: 80/30, O2: 93%. 3. Which defines this type of shock?* Cardiogenic Hypovolemic Distributive Restrictive 4. Which describes appropriate management of the 14-year-old patient with known peanut allergy?* Initiate CPR Administration of epinephrine, supplemental oxygen, IVFs Amiodarone IVFs, steroids, Benadryl