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A 2-year-old is awake and in respiratory distress with stridorous respirations. His airway is patent and pulses rapid. Vital signs are pulse 144, respirations 28, SpO2 93 on room air, and temperature 101F. The patient has no medical history, although diabetes runs in the family. Appropriate care for this patient would include:
 
  A) high-concentration oxygen by mask.
  B) checking blood sugar.
  C) blow-by oxygen that is humidified.
  D) providing aspirin for fever.

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Which of the following drugs are often found in both topical and oral nasal decongestants?
 
  A) Alpha1 antagonists
  B) Alpha1 agonists
  C) Alpha2 agonists
  D) Beta2 agonists
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