A small towel under the shoulders would be the most appropriate to use to help maintain a patent airway in an infant experiencing a respiratory emergency.
The most frequent cause of ARDS is sepsis, a severe and pervasive bloodstream infection. inhaling hazardous substances Large amounts of smoke or chemical fumes, as well as inhaling (aspirating) vomit or having episodes of near-drowning, can all cause ARDS. Rapid breathing in a baby or child is a sign of a respiratory emergency. Your child won't wake up or stay awake. Your child's breathing stops for at least 20 seconds at least once, or there are numerous, briefer breathing pauses. They have extremely pale or blue skin, or the inside of their lips and tongue is blue.
Note that the full question is:
What would be most appropriate to use to help maintain a patent airway in an infant experiencing a respiratory emergency?
A) Neck hyperextension
B) Head tilt-chin lift technique
C) Jaw-thrust maneuver
D) Small towel under shoulders
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