Consider rapid RSV testing
However, RSV is NOT linked apnea or acute severity (compared to other causes of<unk> 
You should NOT use RSV status to drive admission decisions and admission locations (eg, ward, step-down unit, ICU)
However, RSV is NOT linked apnea or acute severity (compared to other causes of<unk> 
You should NOT use RSV status to drive admission decisions and admission locations (eg, ward, step-down unit, ICU)
CXR
Not routinely necessary
May lead to unnecessary use of antibiotics (atelectasis mimics infiltrate)
Consider if
Diagnosis unclear
Critically ill
Not routinely necessary
May lead to unnecessary use of antibiotics (atelectasis mimics infiltrate)
Consider if
Diagnosis unclear
Critically ill
May lead to unnecessary use of antibiotics (atelectasis mimics infiltrate)
Diagnosis unclear
Critically ill
Infants <60 days with RSV<unk> and fever
Low risk of bacteremia and meningitis in RSV+, still appreciable UTI risk
UTI 5.4% in RSV+, 10.1% RSV-
Bacteremia 1.1% RSV+, 2.3% RSV-
Meningitis 0% RSV+, 0.9% RSV-
Recommended to still obtain UA in cases of<unk> w/ fever. BCx and CSF not necessary if >28 days old
UTI 5.4% in RSV+, 10.1% RSV-
Bacteremia 1.1% RSV+, 2.3% RSV-
Meningitis 0% RSV+, 0.9% RSV-
Bronchiolitis 
Airway obstruction
Croup
Anaphylaxis
Mediastinitis
Angioedema
Bacterial tracheitis
Aspirated foreign body