Someone is wheezing. You give them an inhaler. They're better, but still wheezing a little. What do you do next?

In a scenario where a patient is wheezing but shows some improvement after using an inhaler, the appropriate next step is closely monitoring their condition. While the patient has responded positively to the inhaler, remaining wheezing indicates that they still require attention.

Monitoring allows for the assessment of the patient’s response over time and ensures any potential deterioration can be promptly addressed. This step is crucial, especially since asthma attacks or wheezing can fluctuate in severity. If the patient's condition worsens or does not improve adequately with monitoring, then further interventions, such as additional medication or emergency assistance, may be warranted.

Evacuation may be necessary in more severe cases, but the initial response should focus on monitoring the current status to make informed decisions about the next steps based on observed changes or stability in the patient's condition.