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You respond to a nursing home to find an elderly patient with a pulse of 100, blood pressure of 100/60, respiratory rate of 12, and cool, pale skin. Which of the following describes this set of vital signs?
A) The patient is stable and will not require additional vital signs during transport.
B) They are normal.
C) They will serve as a basis of comparison for later vital signs.
D) They indicate the patient is critically ill.

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Emergency Care

Edition: 12^th

Authors: Limmer, O'Keefe, Grant, Murray, Bergeron, Dickinson

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