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Primary Assessment
A 2-year-old was playing on the floor with a bowl of peanuts and small toys when the child began coughing and gagging suddenly. Now the child is breathing fast with wheezing heard only on the right side. There is no fever and no history of asthma.
What respiratory emergency should you suspect?
- A. An aspirated foreign body lodged in a lower airway
- B. A first asthma attack triggered by dust on the floor
- C. Croup from a viral infection of the upper airway
- D. Anaphylaxis from eating one of the peanuts in the bowl
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A. An aspirated foreign body lodged in a lower airway
Sudden coughing while playing with small objects, followed by one-sided wheezing in a toddler with no fever or asthma history, points to a foreign body in a bronchus.