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leo leo

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You are called for a 58-year-old male who is concerned that his blood pressure is too high. He tells you that he has had a headache and is feeling a little dizzy. You notice that his skin is flushed and feels warm to the touch. As you finish taking his vital signs, you should:
 
  A) begin your reassessment.
  B) move the patient to the ambulance for transport.
  C) assist the patient to take his blood pressure medication.
  D) write down the patient's vital signs.

Question 2

A woman informs you that she is eight months pregnant and fatigues easily. She is apprehensive because when she lies down, she gets dizzy and feels as though she is going to vomit. Which one of the following is the best response?
 
  A) We really need to get to the hospital right away to make sure that your baby is okay. This does not sound good.
  B) As long as the baby is still moving you are okay. Just try to get through one more month.
  C) Check with your obstetrician, but you may want to rest and sleep on your left or right side.
  D) You should really call your doctor. During the eighth month of pregnancy energy levels usually increase.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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