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It is suspected that a patient has an aortic aneurysm that may be dissecting or rupturing. Which ...

It is suspected that a patient has an aortic aneurysm that may be dissecting or rupturing. Which assessment finding would the nurse evaluate as suggesting the aneurysm is in the thoracic region?
1. The patient has severe pain.
2. The patient becomes rapidly hypotensive.
3. Syncope occurs
4. The blood pressure reading is different from arm to arm.

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