Mr. Coburn, the 56-year-old school teacher who was seen earlier in...

Question Answered step-by-step Mr. Coburn, the 56-year-old school teacher who was seen earlier in… Mr. Coburn, the 56-year-old school teacher who was seen earlier in the week for hyperthermia, arrives at the walk-in health center complaining of feeling dizzy and nauseated. You immediately note that he appears to be having some difficulty catching his breath during coughing spells. A new graduate nurse takes Mr. Coburn’s admitting vital signs as: pulse 122 and regular, RR 22 and easy, BP 88/50 RA, tympanic temperature 38° C (100.4° F), SpO2 92%. As you enter Mr. Coburn’s room, the electronic blood pressure (BP) machine alarm is sounding with cuff on right arm. You note that it is flashing “72 systolic” with no diastolic reading. Mr. Coburn is turned on his right side, and his eyes are closed. His respirations appear labored.Make a care plan :DiagnosisOutcomeInterventionsRationaleEvaluation Health Science Science Nursing NURS 110 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)