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During the evening assessment of a febrile client admitted to the nursing unit with abdominal pain, the nurse assesses a lower than normal blood pressure and a rapid pulse. What is the most likely cause of these findings?
1. Anxiety.
2. An abdominal infection.
3. A medication reaction.
4. A diurnal variation.
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Health & Physical Assessment In Nursing

Health & Physical Assessment In Nursing


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The explanation nailed it for me, I'll share this with my friends
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