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A 50-year-old male patient presented with dependent diabetes mellitus and hypertension. Vital signs showed elevated blood pressure of 180/110, increased heart rate of 100, rapid breathing, and signs of ischemia on ECG with T wave inversion. The plan was to administer medications for chest pain and hypertension as ordered, continue cardiac monitoring and ECG assessment, and schedule a 2D echo.
A 50-year-old male patient presented with dependent diabetes mellitus and hypertension. Vital signs showed elevated blood pressure of 180/110, increased heart rate of 100, rapid breathing, and signs of ischemia on ECG with T wave inversion. The plan was to administer medications for chest pain and hypertension as ordered, continue cardiac monitoring and ECG assessment, and schedule a 2D echo.
A 50-year-old male patient presented with dependent diabetes mellitus and hypertension. Vital signs showed elevated blood pressure of 180/110, increased heart rate of 100, rapid breathing, and signs of ischemia on ECG with T wave inversion. The plan was to administer medications for chest pain and hypertension as ordered, continue cardiac monitoring and ECG assessment, and schedule a 2D echo.
Breather, a 50 y/o patient from Camperdown, Sydney a, dependent
diabetes mellitus. Medication history includes Amlodipine as maintenance drug for hypertension. Vital signs are as follows: HR=100, BP= 180/110, RR = 24, O2 = 95% on 4LPM through nasal prongs, T= 37.0, BSL= 10.2. ECG shows signs of ischemia with T wave inversion on the reading. Plan includes administration of medications for chest pain and HTN as ordered by the doctor. Continue cardiac monitoring and do ECG reassessment. Schedule the patient for 2D echo.