Reference no: EM133773084

Problem

Your patient is unconscious, pale cool and diaphoretic and is breathing rapid and shallow. You notice a syringe and emptying bottle of insulin on the nightstand. The most likely cause of this complication is: You are assessing a patient who is unable to tell you what day it is or where he is. He states he has not eaten today and he normally takes medication for diabetes. After administering oxygen your treatment should also include: Your patient complains of excessive urination, excessive thirst and excessive hunger. You notice a fruity odor on her breath, what ailment is causing the s/s? You are treating a patient who is a known diabetic. During your initial assessment you notice that your patient has warm dry skin and rapid, deep respirations. You would describe this breathing pattern as: You are treating a patient who was ejected from an auto. The patient appears to be breathing very shallow and has no motor function to his arms or legs. This presentation indicates that the injury to the spinal cord is most likely at what area of the vertebrae? Your trauma patient presents with JVD, hypotension and a narrowing pulse pressure.