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3. Stanley Smith presented to the emergency room with a temperature of 103.6 °F. His family called 911 after he suddenly star

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I a. I suspect suffering that the patient was from Septic shock b. Further assessments are :- 1. checking the weine secretion Causes : - - Infection in the Infection in the » Blood Infection Pneumonia GIT kidney -

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