Pulmonary Problem Solving I Scenario Two - chart Chart Blood Pressure Auscultation Tests Diagnosis History AG is a 60-year-old male who has presented to the ED with shortness of breath of recent onset. He has a six year history of COPD and is on oxygen at home. Physical assessment reveals the following:, respiratory rate 32, slightly labored, temperature 98.9F. His SpO2 90% on while receiving oxygen via nasal cannula at 2 Lpm.To complete the physical exam, use the Blood Pressure tab above to simulate taking the patient blood pressure and pulse rate. Then use the Auscultation tab to assess the lung sounds. Which of the following would be the best treatment to apply initially? 2.5 mg albuterol + 0.5 mg albuterol via small volume nebulizer2 puffs of 250/50 Advair40 mg furosemide via IV0.5 mg ipratropium + 4 mL 20% acetylcysteine via small volume nebulizer Table of Contents Introduction 1Scenario One 2Scenario Two 3Scenario Three 4Scenario Four 5Scenario Five 6Scenario Six 7Scenario Seven 8Scenario Eight Today's Score 0 correct out of 0 attempted. Pulmonary Problem Solving - I Pulmonary Problem Solving - II Pulmonary Problem Solving - III
