Answer:
Use a cool mist humidifier in the infant's room. Take the infant into a steamy bathroom. Use the coolness of the nightly air.
Explanation:
The nurse should come up with suggestions that can reduce the incidence of the bark-like cough and relieve the child of any bronchial constriction. If she can achieve this, then the child will be able to rest. Hence the great suggestion will be to use a cool mist humidifier, take the child to a steamy bathroom, and then using the night air to cool off. The likely effect of cold fluid is spasm and also there is no need to assess the throat except there is a problem there.
