A 31-year-old motor vehicle accident victim is admitted to the hospital with crushed chest injuries and a fractured leg. Two days later the patient's PaO2 is 55 mm Hg while breathing 85% oxygen, and the respiratory rate is 34 breaths/min. Based on the history and these findings, which of the following does the patient most likely need?
A) Invasive ventilation
B) Noninvasive ventilation
C) 100% oxygen
D) CPAP with oxygen
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