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A 68-yeаr-оld mаle аrrives in the emergency department cоmplaining оf increasing shortness of breath over the past three days. History: Smokes 1½ packs of cigarettes per day for 45 years Productive cough with yellow sputum Difficulty sleeping flat at night Swelling in both ankles History of hypertension and COPD Assessment: RR: 30 breaths/min HR: 118 bpm BP: 164/92 mmHg SpO₂: 86% on room air Temperature: 100.8°F (38.2°C) Accessory muscle use Bilateral crackles at the lung bases Expiratory wheezes 2+ pedal edema ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Identify the patient's most important signs and symptoms. Explain which disease process(es) may be occurring and support your reasoning. Describe the additional assessment questions you would ask the patient. Explain which parts of the respiratory assessment are the highest priority. Discuss what abnormal physical assessment findings you expect. Recommend the initial respiratory interventions and explain why they are appropriate. Describe what information you would communicate to the healthcare team. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Your essay question will be graded on the accuracy and completeness of your patient assessment, identification of pertinent signs and symptoms, clinical reasoning, explanation of appropriate respiratory interventions, organization, and use of professional medical terminology. A well-developed response that thoroughly addresses all parts of the prompt, demonstrates critical thinking, and is clearly written will earn full credit. Essays that omit key assessment findings, lack supporting rationale, or contain significant factual or grammatical errors will receive partial credit.