Foreign body aspiration in an infant

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An 11 month old girl has a fever and cough for 6 days. Her clinical status suddently worsens with increased coughing after choking on a carrot. She presents in severe respiratory distress with indrawing, and is very lethargic.

Her RR=100, O2 stats = 70% (on room air), HR = 140

Family members all have URTI symptoms, family history positive for asthma.

Based on the above history, what is your differential diagnosis?

Foreign body aspiration 

Viral pneumonia 

Aspiration pneumonia 

Bacterial pneumonia 

Asthma exacerbation secondary to a URTI

Bronchiolitis