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if she is too warm she will be panting, not just holding her beak open. as well as sitting with her wings stretched out.

chicks hold their beaks open when they are too warm as well as when they are smelling the air to assess their surroundings.

oh -- and if you took her out and she stopped sneezing.... its a pretty surefire indicator that its from the dust....

i've had chicks sneeze because of dust. not sickness. try vaccuming up the dust around the chick area. chicks are very dusty. if there's discharge, then i would get worried. if not & they're just sneezing its probably dust.