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19. A patient with a severe upper respiratory tract inlection is being treated with a bron chodilator. The nurse evaluates that the patient has achieved the therapeutic effecet when the patient has less: 1. Viscous secretions 2. Difficulty breathing 3. Respiratory excursion 4. Bronchovesicular breath sounds
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