To take this quiz, you will need your photo ID (a photo of y…

To take this quiz, you will need your photo ID (a photo of you will be taken to match identity), a laptop or desktop computer with a webcam and microphone, along with a stable internet connection and the Google Chrome browser with the Honorlock extension. You will only be able to access quiz content and our online textbook during the quiz. This quiz contains 15 questions covering all Module 3 content. You are given 25 minutes to complete the quiz. Once you start the timer, it cannot be stopped and your quiz will be automatically submitted when time runs out. To follow ethical expectations for this course, do not request or offer assistance on this quiz from and to others. This includes attempting to access old quizzes from previous semesters or sharing answers with others in the course.

From the following clinical scenario please identify 5 vital…

From the following clinical scenario please identify 5 vitals/labs/findings and indicate if the vital/lab/finding is normal, high or low. If the segment of information is not numerical in nature, but more about physical assessment, please indicate what it implies (i.e. jaundice – yellow color of the skin associated with liver failure; bronchial breath sounds auscultated in an abnormal area – indicates consolidation or atelectasis.) Any questions about formatting, come and talk to Eryn.One point per item identified from the text along with explanation of findings = total of 5 points. You are called to see a patient in the intermediate intensive care unit. Upon arrival to the room, you find a 65 year old gentleman sitting at the edge of his bed using pursed lip breathing and tripoding. RR 36, HR 110 and BP 120/80. Sp02 92% on 2L NC. Breath sounds fine crackles on inspiration. He is only able to speak in two-word sentences. CBC has just been drawn, WBC 10,000/mm3 ; Hb 15 g/dL.