What condition do your assessment findings suggest?

Daniel, a 14-year-old American Indian, is in the office for a checkup after having an emergency appendectomy two weeks ago. His mother states that he spends his time lying on the couch watching television. His mother says that Daniel caught a cold a few days ago and that this morning his temperature was 102 degrees (F). You note that Daniel has a productive cough and seems short of breath. Daniel has a history of childhood asthma.Your respiratory assessment reveals the following:Inspection: Increased respiratory rate (24 breaths per minute), no use of accessory muscles or nasal flaring. Skin and mucous membranes are pale. No cyanosis is noted. His productive cough continues throughout the day and night, and you note rust-colored sputum.Palpation: Chest expansion decreased on right sidePercussion: Dull over right lower lobe.Auscultation: Expiratory wheeze right and left anterior upper lobes, diminished right posterior base, clear all other fields.Original Post – In 250 words (no more than 500 words) answer the following questions.What condition do your assessment findings suggest?Give two examples of evidence based data indicating the current management of respiratory disorders, similar to the client diagnosis.