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My patient has blood pressure 60/45 for the last 2 days.. pulse 68 res 16 and very fatigue.. he is 91 year old man.. chest & urine clear. temp normal?
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Evaluation: He should be evaluated for hypotension right away. He could have septic, cardiogenic, or neurogenic shock. He could be profoundly dehydrated. There could also be errors in how his BP is checked. Recommend professional evaluation.
Answered 5/18/2016
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