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jhjkgdfhk

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Question 1

A patient has a blood pressure of 134/70 per blood pressure cuff and a blood pressure of 90/50 per arterial line. What action should the nurse take?
◦ Do nothing because this is a normal variation between the two methods of measurement.
◦ Check the level of the transducer and relevel and rezero the system.
◦ Begin the infusion of a dopamine drip.
◦ Discontinue the arterial line immediately.

Question 2

The nurse is monitoring a patient's pulmonary vascular resistance. Which value is the normal value?
◦ 10-250 dynes/sec/cm2
◦ 100-250 mm Hg
◦ 400-800 mm Hg
◦ 900-1,400 dynes/sec/cm2
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jhjkgdfhk

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Great answer, keep it coming :)

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