A patient comes into the ER for worsening dyspnea at rest. He has a history of COPD and just finished treatment a week ago for an exacerbation. What is the best way to treat this patient? Group of answer choices Treat in the ER with short-acting bronchodilators and discharge with appropriate medications. Treat in the ER with short-acting bronchodilators and antibiotics and discharge with appropriate medications. Admit to the observation unit with short-acting bronchodilators, and oral steroids. Admit to the hospital with short-acting bronchodilators, antibiotics and oral steroids.
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