When should endotracheal intubation be performed on a smoke inhalation victim?
A) As soon as possible
B) Only if the patient demonstrates inspiratory and expiratory stridor
C) When the airway appears to be narrowing as determined by bronchoscopy
D) When the signs and symptoms of respiratory failure are present
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