Due to progressive deterioration in arterial blood gas value…

Due to progressive deterioration in arterial blood gas values and continued respiratory muscle weakness, a physician elects to nasally intubate a 50 y/o, 77 kg male patient. Following insertion, the tube was secured with the 25 cm mark at the nare. After attaching a calorimetric CO2 analyzer, the respiratory therapist should note:

Which finding by the nurse is the best indicator that the fl…

Which finding by the nurse is the best indicator that the fluid resuscitation for a 89-kg client with hypovolemic shock has been effective?   Normal Values     PAWP 6-12 mmHG SVR 800-1200 dynes/sec/cm   CVP 2-8 mmHG CO 2.2-4L/MIN   MAP 65-105 mmHG ScvO2 60-80%