what is the significance of orthostatic hypotension in a patient that has bacterial endocarditis and has a history of autoimmune deficiency,staphylococcus aureus of the mitral valve, streptococcus mutans of the aortic valve, aortic stenosis,sortic insufficiency, chronic valvular vegetation and moderate left atrial enlargement. Recieved TPN for malnutrition also has CAD and suffered a acute anterior wall MI.
Is recieving PCN 2 million units IV, lasix, amiodipine, K-dur, metoprolol and compazine.
I am not asking anyone to do my homework there are about 15 other questions on the case study. I ust am not sure where orthostatic hypotension come in here. Sorry I asked. I'll find it else where.
thank you i have already got it figured out but thanks for at least trying to lead me in the right direction unlike some other people that think i just wanted my homework done for me.
becky0124
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what is the significance of orthostatic hypotension in a patient that has bacterial endocarditis and has a history of autoimmune deficiency,staphylococcus aureus of the mitral valve, streptococcus mutans of the aortic valve, aortic stenosis,sortic insufficiency, chronic valvular vegetation and moderate left atrial enlargement. Recieved TPN for malnutrition also has CAD and suffered a acute anterior wall MI.
Is recieving PCN 2 million units IV, lasix, amiodipine, K-dur, metoprolol and compazine.
VS 152/48 supine 100/40 sitting 116 22 NS 100.2