Take the patient's vital signs
imperative
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A. percutaneous tamponade B. perforation tamponade C. pericardial tamponade D. pericardiotomy
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A) 0.2 cc B) 1 cc C) 12 cc D) 20 cc
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Patients who fail an SBT often exhibit the following objective clinical signs: tachypnea, ____, hypertension, hypotension, hypoxemia or acidosis, arrhythmias.
A. bradycardia B. tachycardia C. atrial fibrillation D. ventricular fibrillation
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You receive an order to draw blood from a patient for BUN and creatinine. The physician is most likely concerned about the patient's
A. endocrine system. B. respiratory system. C. urinary system. D. digestive system.
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