Which explanation would the nurse provide to the parents of a child with spasmodic croup who ask why their child is receiving humidified oxygen? It helps prevent drying of membranes. It provides a mode of giving inhalant medications. It increases the surface tension of the respiratory tract. It provides an environment free of pathogenic organisms.

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