A patient with a history of cardiac failure is hooked up to…

A patient with a history of cardiac failure is hooked up to a cardiac monitor. You notice that his Cardiac Output (CO) has been falling and is now currently at 3 L/minute .  All of the following treatment measures can be used to help return the CO to normal EXCEPT?  

A patient comes to the hospital, stating that he “feels sick…

A patient comes to the hospital, stating that he “feels sick”.  You perform a blood test that reveals an elevated white blood cell count.  The reports show the following white blood cell percentages: Basophils:                     1% Eosinophils:                  13% Neutrophils:                 50% Lymphocytes:              30% Monocytes:                  6% Based on these counts, which of the following most logically explains the patients complaint of feeling sick?