Which of the following is NOT a sign of respiratory stress in an infant or young child?

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Practitioners observe the use of accessory muscles (e.g., shoulder girdle elevation) with breathing.The presence of "retractions," which are observed as "indentations" between the ribs (intercostal retraction) or below the ribcage (subcostal retractions), may indicate stress."Pursed lip" breathing may be indicative of increased respiratory effort.Practitioners observing signs of labored breathing modify the activity.If there is decline in oxygen saturations greater than 5%, therapy should be significantly modified or discontinued.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Sign of Respiratory