Question Answered step-by-step Mr. Kenneth Bronson’s x-rays show pneumonia in the right lower lobe… Mr. Kenneth Bronson’s x-rays show pneumonia in the right lower lobe (RLL). Identify & explain four (4) clinical findings that would support this diagnosis. What’s the physiology behind each finding?Answer: Mr. Kenneth Bronson’s x-rays show pneumonia in the right lower lobe (RLL) and has been diagnosed. Would you still send a sputum sample to the lab for investigation? Explain the rationale to your choice. Answer: The doctor orders an antibiotic to treat Mr. Bronson’s pneumonia. Shortly after administration, he develops stridors, hives, and wheezes. If you had to choose one (1) of the following medications to give, which one would it be? Explain the rationale behind your choice.Salbutamol (Ventolin) 100mcg x 4 puffs StatDiphenhydramine (Benadryl) 50mg IV x 1 StatEpinephrine (Adrenalin) 0.1mg IM x 1 StatAnswer: Describe a full respiratory assessment using the Inspection, Palpation, Percussion, & Auscultation approach for Mr. Bronson.Answer: Name three (3) risk factors that increases the risk of developing pneumonia. Explain the pathophysiology of each risk factor you have identified.Answer: Mr. Bronson becomes more tachypneic (32rr). On auscultation, you hear very diminished air entry to the bases bilaterally and fine crackles. He is receiving NS 0.9% at 50ml/hr. What do you think is the cause for your respiratory findings? Please support your answer by explaining your rationale. Health Science Science Nursing PNUR 205 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)