When is in profound ( late hypovolemic shock, the nurse assess the client's laboratory values, especially...
When is in profound ( late hypovolemic shock, the nurse assess the client's laboratory values, especially the arterial blood gases. Which problem will people in late shock develop?
A. Hypokalemia
B. Metabolic acidosis
C. Respiratory alkalosis
D.Decreased PCO2 levels
Homework Answers
b, Metabolic acidosis
Late hypovolemic shock can decrease urine output, pulse pressure,
and it increases urine osmolality, tachycardia etc...late
hypovolemic shock impairs the cell metabolism, organ function,
tissue perfusion followed by cell hypoxia it decreases the venous
return. late hypovolemic shock needs to correct with
pathophysiology changes, metabolic acidosis is a late sign of
hypovolemic shock.
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