A common early sign of cardiogenic shock is:
a. weak, thready pulse c. cyanosis of the ex-tremities
b. peripheral edema d. mild tachycardia
D
Common early signs and symptoms of cardiogenic shock are mild tachycardia, slight decrease in the client's blood pressure, decreased urinary output, and anxiety, and restlessness. Later signs include weak, thready peripheral pulses, peripheral edema, cool extremities, and cyanosis of the extremities and circumoral areas.
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