A 25-year-old male client is brought to the emergency department (ED) by emergency medical service (EMS) after having a seizure. The client experienced a second seizure while in route to the ED. EMS professional’s reports to the emergency department staff that the client has been having a tonic clonic seizure for over 5 minutes. EMS has placed an 18 gauge peripheral IV access device into his right antecubital vein and has 15 L/minute of oxygen being delivered by a non rebreather mask. No medical history is available for the client at this time. Which findings are consistent with acidosis? Select all that apply. A. Warm and flushed skin B. Tall T waves C. No response from outside stimuli D. Incontinent of urine E. First degree heart block F. Thready peripheral pulses G. Pupils measuring 4mm in diameter H. Shallow, labored breathing
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