A pulmonary edema patient’s vital signs are as follows: HR…
A pulmonary edema patient’s vital signs are as follows: HR – 105, RR, 22, BNP 505, Creatinine is high, C(a-v) is 5%. Blood protein levels are low. Which of the following would be the most appropriate medication to give at this time?
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The major pathologic or structural changes of the lungs associated with ventilator failure accompanying Guillain-Barré syndrome include: (Poorly managed)1. airway distortion and dilation.2..alveolar consolidation3. bronchospasm4. atelectasis.
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