Three-item bedside score (0–6) for grading acute asthma severity in children from wheezing, work of breathing, and prolonged expiration.
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| Field | Unit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Wheezing | — | – |
| Work of breathing | — | – |
| Prolonged expiration | — | – |
Three-item bedside score (0–6) for grading acute asthma severity in children from wheezing, work of breathing, and prolonged expiration.
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