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Marwan.hasan

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  1. No its not my homework.....its about 3 monthes till now no body can answer me..if you ahve an idea please i need
  2. Hello dear nursing comunity.. I have a question, if someone can answer me. If there is a patient with sever bleeding and after taking vital signs, it shows BP 190/90 and according to there family's speech ''have already hypertension for 10 years" and there RBS shows 400 mg/dl and also have already diabetes for 12 years..and also on dialysis now for kidney problem....the question is here , if there is no blood or plasma available, how you manage this case or how to replace fluids had been lost. Thank you all I am a student 3rd stage college of nursing

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