Chronic respiratory condition presents

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In the emergency department, a patient with a chronic respiratory condition presents with severe breathing difficulties. The patient is unable to communicate and requires immediate intervention to maintain breathing. What procedure (DNI or DNR) would be most appropriate in this situation, and what factors would you consider when making this decision?

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