Pulmonary Problem Solving II Scenario Four - chart Chart Blood Pressure Auscultation Tests Diagnosis History AC is a 65-year-old male presents to the emergency department complaining of severe dyspnea. He has a history of shortness of breath. His home medications include Spiriva and Symbicort. He has a respiratory rate of 38, and temperature of 99.1o F. His SpO2 on room air is 84%. He has an occasional cough productive of small amounts of thick, pale yellow sputum.Use the Auscultation and Blood Pressure tabs to capture heart rate, blood pressure and lung sounds. Which of the following would be the most effective therapy to apply at this time? (More than answer may be correct) aerosolized bronchodilatorsaerosolized corticosteroidsantibioticsoxygen via nonrebreathing maskoxygen via nasal cannula at 2 Lpmdiuretics 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
