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A nurse notes that the cardiac output, systolic blood pressure, and pulse pressure are beginning to decrease rapidly in a client being treated for septic shock. What conclusion can the nurse draw from these changes?
A.   Respiratory acidosis will follow quickly.
B.   Compensatory mechanisms are being activated.
C.   The client is in the hypodynamic phase of septic shock.
D.   The therapy for septic shock is beginning to demonstrate effectiveness.
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Thank you for this, it helped me understand it perfectly.
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