Which of the following are assessment findings in a client experiencing shock? Select all that apply.
a. Bradycardia
b. Weak or absent pulse
c. Cool, clammy skin
d. Increased blood pressure
e. Oliguria
b. Weak or absent pulse
c. Cool, clammy skin
e. Oliguria
rationale: Some typical findings of shock include decreased blood pressure, tachycardia (and a weak thready pulse), cool, clammy skin, and oliguria.
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