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Title: You are treating a 51-year-old businessman who is complaining of chest pain. He has a history of ... Post by: Bridget on Oct 25, 2016 You are treating a 51-year-old businessman who is complaining of chest pain. He has a history of cardiac problems and has a nitroglycerin spray. Under which of the following circumstances could you administer the nitroglycerin to this patient?
A) Patient has taken at least 3 nitroglycerin tablets on his own without relief. B) Patient is complaining of dyspnea and has a systolic blood pressure of no greater than 100 mmHg. C) Patient complains of chest pain and has a blood pressure of 132/90. D) Patient’s personal physician is on the scene and has advised you to administer the nitroglycerin. Title: Re: You are treating a 51-year-old businessman who is complaining of chest pain. He has a history of ... Post by: h795 on Oct 25, 2016 Content hidden
Title: Re: You are treating a 51-year-old businessman who is complaining of chest pain. He has a history of ... Post by: Bridget on Dec 8, 2016 Problem solved
Have a blessed night :heart: Title: Re: You are treating a 51-year-old businessman who is complaining of chest pain. He has a history of ... Post by: h795 on Dec 13, 2016 Let me know how the others ones went too, when you get a chance
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