You are dispatched to a residence for a child with breathing difficulty. it is 11: 30 pm and the temperature outside is 30°f (-1°c). when you arrive at the scene, you find the child, a 3-year-old boy, sitting on his mother's lap. the child's mother tells you that other than a recent runny nose and low-grade fever, her son is healthy. you note that the child has a high-pitched, harsh cough and noisy breathing. you should: health

What is one affect on the australian environment due to the introduction of non-native european rabbits? (a) more grass grew in response to the need of the growing population of rabbits. (b) the rabbits balance out the food chain as they became a natural prey to many predators. (c) the rabbits the land by digging, which caused the soil to spread much needed nutrients. (d) the rabbits out-competed other small animals species and caused them to go extinct.