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32.You are called to the scene of an accident for a 38-year-old female who was the unrestrained driver. The patient has significant bruising on her chest, hemoptysis, and coarse rhonchi throughout the lower lobes.
If this patient becomes hypoxemic, what is the optimal treatment strategy?
33.Your patient was struck by a blunt object across the chest. The patient is awake and alert, but complaining of mild dyspnea and pain at the site of impact.
Upon palpation of the chest, there is an area of the ribs that is tender to palpation and is soft. Lung sounds over the affected area reveal mild rhonchi, but are clear in other areas.