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While caring for a patient being hemodynamically monitored the nurse notices that the systemic vascular resistance has risen to 1,800 dynes/sec/cm5, whereas the patient's cardiac output remains at 6.0 liters per minute. What would the nurse expect the patient's blood pressure to be?
1. Increased
2. Unchanged
3. Decreased
4. Initially decreased, and then increased
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High-Acuity Nursing

High-Acuity Nursing


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Your answer eliminated any doubt I had, thanks
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