Outcomes
nasal irritation, bleeding, fever, vomiting, respiratory distress
ADVERSE EVENTS, BLEEDING
The primary outcome was a composite of additional resource use, defined as (1) any unscheduled family-initiatedSecondary outcomes measured at baseline and 72 hours included parent-reported child feeding and sleepWe tracked the expected bronchiolitis-related adverse events, which included respiratory distress, fever, vomiting, hospitalization after discharge, medical or ED revisits, intravenous or nasogastric hydration, oxygen, postsuctioning crying, and nasal irritation or bleeding without medical intervention. Serious adverse events consisted of admission to an intensive care unit within 72 hours.