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You are dispatched to a local riding stable for a patient with difficulty breathing. Upon your arrival, you find a 20-year-old female patient sitting on the ground near a running trail. She says she was riding on the trail and suddenly couldn't catch her breath. The patient is speaking with one to two words at a time, with audible wheezes. Her skin is flushed and pulse rapid and weak. There are hives on her arms. Which of the following is most likely this patient's problem?
◦ Hyperventilation syndrome
◦ Asthma
◦ Heat stroke
◦ Anaphylaxis


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Marked as best answer by xjustxicex on Jul 13, 2022

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xjustxicex

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Reply 2 on: Jul 13, 2022
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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Gracias!

 

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