Multiple Choice
During a bronchoscopy procedure on a pediatric patient, the therapist notices that a patient's SpO2 is 90%. What should the therapist do at this time?
A) Continue monitoring the patient as the procedure progresses.
B) Provide supplemental oxygen to the patient until the SpO2 is 95%.
C) If the patient's SpO2 falls to 88%, administer oxygen to achieve an SpO2 of 90%.
D) Stop the bronchoscopy procedure until the patient's SpO2 returns to its preprocedure level.
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