The answer is All of the above
The infant should be given a trial of bronchodilators.
Explanation:
Bronchodilators are compounds that dilates the bronchioles and smoothens the flow of air through them.
The infant has gonorrhea and cough. This shows that he has excessive mucus secretion in his respiratory tract.
Wheezing and prolonged expiration shows that the infant is having breathing difficulty.
Wheezing usually occurs when there is a blockage in the bronchial passage.
Since immunizations are up to date, chances of probable infections are less.
In this case the physician should use a bronchodilator trial to check if the blockage in the bronchus is due to mucus.
Then any further examination should be followed.
There are choices for this question namely:
<span>a. ilium
b. pubis
c. ischium
d. sacrum
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The correct answer is the "ilium". The pelvis is composed of 3 bones that fuse to make the pelvic girdle (with the sacrum). These bones are the ilium, ischium, and the pubis. The ilium forms the superior border of the pelvis, the ischium is the inferior, the pubis is the anterior, and the sacrum is the posterior. Attached is an image of the pelvic girdle, not that the ilium is at the superior portion of the pelvis.
The answer to your question would be Carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, and nitrogen.