Thestudent89
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Btw, could pnemoni be misdiagnosed with fluid in the lungs? Sorry about my English.
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My bad, he was only on Renitec before. Thanks alot for answer!
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He is 80 years old, 64 kg and 182cm. His condition has progressed to the worse, and fluid can be observed in the lungs by using stethoscope. He is blue on lips, ears and fingers. His bloodpressure is meassured to 140/90, while his pulse frequency is 110/min. He has problems with breath, and is put on air. The patient gets treated with meds ( Enalspril, Furosemid and Amoxcillin), and his condition improves greatly within the next few hours. The next day he feels sick, and gets diagnosed with pnemoni. He cought up green slime, and get put on antibiotics. Could someone give me some hints on how to threat this patient in this situation? Any help is great! :)