A nurse is preparing to percuss an adolescent's chest and abdomen. Which of the following areas should the nurse expect to hear a dull sound? (You will find hot spots to select in the artwork below. Select only the hot spot that corresponds to your answer.)

Rationale:

A) Increasing carbohydrate intake when sick can disrupt blood sugar control and should be done cautiously under the guidance of a healthcare provider.

B) Omitting the bedtime snack can lead to overnight hypoglycemia, especially in children with diabetes who are at risk for low blood sugar during the night.

C) While proteins are part of a balanced diet, the main focus of a child's meal plan with diabetes should be on balancing carbohydrates with proteins and fats for better blood sugar control.

D) Including a snack before physical activity helps prevent hypoglycemia during exercise by providing additional carbohydrates to fuel the activity.

Rationale:

A) Montelukast is a leukotriene receptor antagonist that helps prevent bronchospasms by reducing inflammation in the airways.

B) Montelukast is not a corticosteroid; it works through a different mechanism to control asthma symptoms.

C) Montelukast is not used for acute asthma attacks; it is used for long-term management and prevention of asthma symptoms.

D) Montelukast can be taken once daily, typically in the evening, and does not necessarily need to be taken first thing in the morning.