A 17-year-old patient with background of brittle asthma presents to A&E with worsening shortness of breath and wheeze
A 17-year-old patient with background of brittle asthma presents to A&E with worsening shortness of breath and wheeze. He has been admitted to ITU twice before. On examination, he is saturating 92% on 40 % Oxygen. His chest is wheezy throughout. He is commenced on salbutlamol nebulisers and IV steroids and is awaiting ITU review. What is the most appropriate next step?
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