Which medication classes may be used to treat ARDS?(Select All that Apply.)

A. Antidepressants: Not indicated in the acute management of ARDS. B. Anticoagulants: ARDS patients are often immobile and at risk for thromboembolism, so anticoagulants may be used prophylactically. C. Bronchodilators: Help relieve bronchospasm and improve airflow, especially in cases where airway resistance contributes to hypoxemia. D. Antibiotics: Used when infection is the underlying cause of ARDS (e.g., sepsis, pneumonia). E. Diuretics: Can reduce pulmonary edema, although cautiously, since aggressive diuresis may decrease perfusion. F. Antidiabetic medications: May be used for glucose control, but not directly indicated for ARDS treatment. G. Antiemetics: Not routinely used in ARDS and do not affect respiratory status. H. Corticosteroids: Used selectively to reduce inflammation, particularly in late-phase ARDS or COVID-19-associated ARDS.