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A 4-month-old previously healthy infant presents in January with 3 days of cough, rhinorrhoea, poor feeding, and increasing work of breathing. Examination shows tachypnoea, subcostal indrawing, diffuse crackles, and wheeze. Oxygen saturation is 93% on room air. Which management is most appropriate according to Canadian bronchiolitis guidance?

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