In the emergency department, a patient’s vital signs are: BP…
In the emergency department, a patient’s vital signs are: BP 66/40 mm Hg; pulse 140 beats/min; respirations 8 breaths/min and shallow. The nursing diagnosis is Ineffective breathing pattern related to depression of respiratory center secondary to narcotic overdose. Select the priority outcome.
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Calculate and interpret BMI results. Round to a whole number. Use the reference below or the app from the NIH at www.nhlbi.nih.gov (wt. in kg/ht. in meters squared or lbs/inches squared x 703) a) A patient weighs 131 pounds and has a height of 62 inches (5 ft. 2 inches), their BMI = . b) A patient weighs 249 pounds and has a height of 67 inches (5 ft. 7 inches), their BMI = . c) A patient with a BMI of 20 is considered to be of weight. (these are definitions) d) A patient with a BMI of 18 is considered to be of weight. e) A patient with a BMI of 34 is considered to be of weight.
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