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Which vital sign changes are often indicative of compensatory (early) shock?
increased heart rate and respiratory rate
A 70 year-old woman complaining of indigestion with sweat on her forehead who has started to feel mildly confused in the past half hr. HR 52, RR 20 whats wrong with him
heart rate way to low
Pulse: 89, RR: 31, SPO2: 100% on room air, BP 151/86, Temp: 37.2°C
diabetic keto acidosis bc respiration very high, and blood pressure elevated
Pulse: 92, RR: 28, SPO2: 88% on room air, BP 151/90, Temp: 37.8°C
pnemonia with acute repiratory failure because respiratory rate is high, low oxygen and high blood pressure
Pulse: 70, RR: 8, SPO2: 80% on room air, BP 132/70, Temp: 36.8°C
opioid overdose because RR is to low and very low spo2
HR: 115, RR: 26, SPO2: 98% on room air, BP: 95/83, Temp: 36.8°C
hypovolemic shock because fast heart rate, low blood pressure, and fast breathing
what is normal value for heart rate
60 - 100
what is normal pco2
95 - 100
what is normal respirations
12 - 20