Interesting to see it in more protocols, I've only (now that I started looking) in a few states & systems. No protocol at your ground role for nebulized L-epinephrine (like as your backup)?
That was my thought as well. Hard to test for non-inferiority vs. cold air though!
While doing some reading on pediatric respiratory distress, I found that there was some suggestion of using nebulized normal saline (and, in some places, hypertonic saline?) for croup and bronchiolitis. The national model clinical guidelines, interestingly, state "Insufficient data exist to...
Consistently amazes me when people - in 2024 - don't do a simple Google with an easy question...
https://scholar.google.com/ (or PubMed, sometimes even better!) is your friend.
Unless I had some reasonable suspicion to check, my narrative would state the patient had no complaints related to those other areas. Depending on the charting system, you might mark not assessed or just not note anything at all.
This is probably a question you should address by re-reading the initial assessment (or primary assessment) chapter in your textbook.
Short answer - if a patient can cogently express their concern and you see no life threats or apparent other problems, a focused assessment is appropriate...
I rather like my (non-leather) radio strap. I find it's a lot more comfortable to have it on a strap than on my belt, as I just use a regular belt, not a "duty belt".
I have to imagine the leather ones are awfully hard to clean. Mine is nylon and machine washable.
So...Dune 2, very good. Weird at times (as one would expect).
I have to say, though - Austin Butler still sounds like Elvis in space, just like he sounds like WWII pilot Elvis. @Jim37F - thoughts on the last episode of Masters?