What Is the Expected Capnography Waveform If a Beta-Agonist Medication

question 11

Multiple Choice

What is the expected capnography waveform if a beta-agonist medication has successfully reversed an airway obstruction?

• A) Loss of plateau
• B) Normal waveform
• C) Reduced end-tidal CO₂ level
• D) Gradual increase in the end-tidal CO₂ level

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