Clinic for evaluation of cough

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A 12-month-old girl presents in the clinic for evaluation of a cough. Symptoms began 2 days ago with low-grade fevers, nasal congestion, slight irritability, and the development of a cough. The cough is predominantly at night and is described as loud and barking. She is otherwise healthy and up-to-date with immunizations. She has no significant past medical history. What is the most common cause of the patient's symptoms? Influenza A or B Measles Parainfluenza Rhinovirus.

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