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What are the numbers on the cardiac event monitor?
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Depends on patient: Usual vital signs include heart rate, blood pressure (noninvasive and/or invasive), respiratory rate and oxygen saturations. Other numbers may include pressure measurements (intrancranial or intra-abdominal pressure, various pressures/output of the heart).
Answered 7/17/2013
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