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An 11-year-old is admitted for treatment of an asthma attack. Which of the following indicates immediate intervention is needed?

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Rationale: Intercostal retractions indicate significant respiratory distress in an asthma attack, as they reflect increased effort to breathe due to airway obstruction. This requires immediate intervention to prevent further deterioration.

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