A patient presented to the ED complaining of nausea and vomi…

A patient presented to the ED complaining of nausea and vomiting, weight loss, and blurred vision. Upon assessment the patient was noted to have Kussmaul respirations, orthostatic hypotension and a fruity odor to their breath. The patient’s blood sugar was measured at 572 mg/dL. Which set of ABG results should the nurse expect the patient to exhibit?

A patient presented to the ED complaining of nausea and vomi…

A patient presented to the ED complaining of nausea and vomiting, weight loss, and blurred vision. Upon assessment the patient was noted to have Kussmaul respirations, orthostatic hypotension and a fruity odor to their breath. The patient’s blood sugar was measured at 572 mg/dL. Which set of ABG results should the nurse expect the patient to exhibit?