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britian
Explanation:
mostly America and the uk
Answer: D. Begin assisting her ventilations with a bag-mask device and assess her pulse rate.
Explanation: In pediatric care
A Bag-valve-mask (BVM) device is a portable resuscitator. In pediatric care, when a patient is having trouble breathing, it is of utmost importance that the clinician first establishes an airway. A BVM with hundred percent oxygen should be used during the wait before intubation.
Once this has been done, the next priority is to monitor the pulse of the child. This can be through the done by a pulse oximeter or ensuring chest motions are synchronized with breathing sounds.
It depends on which drug is to be given and what is its mechanism of action. e.g. for any antibiotic intra venous route will be a suitable choice whereas in case of a laxative we can administer it rectally if oral is not tolerated.
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