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  1. Actually YES i have but my nurse manager / teacher said that i didn't answer that question FULLY . . . My answer: Subtle changes or altered Level of Consciousness can result from a variety of factors, including insufficient oxygen or blood flow in the brain and excessive pressure within the skull. Decreased LOC correlates to increased morbidity & mortality ..... Guess ... She's not happy with my answer and that i didn't answer it fully. thanks in anticipation for any response
  2. Can anyone here share or discuss WHY subtle changes in Level of Consciousness and Mentation can indicate Impending Haemodynamic Compromise? Appreciate any inputs on these, thank u.
  3. You are nice ... I like you ... Thank you.
  4. Thank u for sharing. Honestly i really just wanted to stick to the issue of capillary refill time because that was the original topic queried. Appreciate your suggestions, thanks.
  5. Now i have the answers . . . normal refill time is from between 2-3seconds, RAPID refill time is 1 second which is considered abnormal because it could be an indication of high blood pressure ... Especially for an adult patient.
  6. I have a query and seem to have difficulty looking for answers: question is ----- What might a bilateral capillary refill time of 1 second indicate? i know that this is not a normal finding . . . . If so why is ot abnormal?

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