End-of-Life Care The client’s spouse decides to go home to sleep in their own bed. Another of the client’s family spends the night at the bedside. Early the next morning, the client’s vital signs are pulse 50 beats/min and thready, respirations 10 breaths/min and shallow, BP 70/30 mmHg, Glasgow Coma Scale 3. Question 20 of 23 Which other physical symptom should the nurse anticipate? Hyperreflexia in legs and arms. Increased urinary output. Mottling of hands and feet. Head turned away from light. Submit Question 21 of 23
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