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hypovolemic shock

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Answer 1

You are caring for a patient with hypovolemic shock.

Vital signs are HR 130bpm

BP - 80/50

RR - 30 per min

Urine Output - 20ml/hr

After administration of an IV bolus Urine output will be increased because due to hypovolemia the blood pressure is decreased, it decreases kidney perfusion so, urine output also decreased.

If you administer an IV bolus it will increase the blood pressure and urine out will be increases.

Answer - (D) Urine output increase to 30ml/hr

Other options are wrong because -

Iv bolus has no relation with HR and RR

BP will not decrease, it will increase.