you (the LPN) are working in an urgent care center on a team with

Question Answered step-by-step you (the LPN) are working in an urgent care center on a team withan RN, Physician, and NP. You receive a client (54 year-old-male) who is complaining of acute lower back pain that began four hours ago. The client has no previous history of back pain and denies any recent injury. The client has a history of hypertension and Marfan Syndrome. You perform data collection and the client’s vital signs are: 174/90, 112, 24, 98.0 PO. You note that the client’s skin is cool and clammy. The RN performs an assessment and notes a pulsatile mass in the client’s abdomen. His lungs are clear and his pulse is regular. The physician orders two large bore IV’s to be inserted but no IV fluids and nitroglycerine to lower his blood pressure.Help the following questions:Question # 1: What is the significance of the client’s history of Marfan SyndromeQuestion # 2: What vital sign(s) should the LPN immediately report? Why?Question # 4: Why did the physician order IV’s but no IV fluids? Health Science Science Nursing PRN 1409 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)