16. Your patient is a 3 month old female that present with cough, wheezing and nasal congestion. She was a full term infant born of a group B strep negative mother. Immunizations are up to date. The patient has had 2 albuterol aerosols and 2 mg/kg of prelone. RSV negative and Chest X Ray shows bronchiolitis without infiltrate. Her breath sounds are now clear. Her repeat vital signs are as follows: BP 86/38, HR 156, RR 80, SpO2 95%, Temp 99.3 Rectal. Based upon this information which of the following choices would be the appropriate disposition.
A. Discharge home with home albuterol aerosols and prelone 2 mg/kg PO daily for 5 days
B. Given the paint Rocephin 50 mg/kg IV and discharge home with follow up with PCP in AM
C. Admit to hospital
D. Send home with Racemic Epinephrine Aerosols
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