ANSWER:
Cardiac output(CO) in L/min = stroke volume(SV) X Heart rate(HR)
Therefore,
CO= 100 x 75= 7500 ml/min
CO= 7.5 L/min
EXPLANATION:
CARDIAC OUTPUT is the volume of blood, pumped by the heart, that goes through the systemic circulation every minute. It is determined by the stroke volume and heart rate.
STROKE VOLUME is the volume of blood ejected from the ventricles of the heart in each contraction.
HEART RATE is the number of times the heart beats in a minute.
Answer: Possibly, a pulmonary exercise stress test.
Explanation:
As you are assisting the patient, you notice signs of aspiration. Your immediate next steps should be: "Stop feeding the patient and immediately alert the patient's nurse."
<h3>What is Aspiration?</h3>
Food, liquids, saliva, or vomit are inhaled into the airways in this situation called Aspiration.
Surgery, being less aware owing to medicine or sickness, and consuming significant amounts of alcohol are all risk factors.
Suffocation or pneumonia can result from pulmonary aspiration.
- Coughing,
- trouble breathing, and, in certain cases,
- choking, are symptoms.
Treatments include keeping the airway open, constant observation, and medications if an infection develops.
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