The following vital signs were taken and given to the RN by the UAP: 97.2; 68; 18; 130/70. The client from whom these vital signs were obtained is a 75-year-old male
Which of the following rationales would explain this client's low temperature? A)
Loss of subcutaneous fat is noted.
B)
Muscle activity has increased during the client's therapy session.
C)
Hormones have fluctuated in this client.
D)
Anxiety level of the client has increased.
A
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