Questions:1. Which abnormal vital readings from above would indicate a problem with the heart?a.blood pressureb. blood pressure and heart rateC. blood pressure, heart rate, and respiratory rated. blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation2. What could possibly cause the increase in breathing rate and heart rate?a. tissue hypoxiab. kidney failureC. infection3.4.5.What condition would be diagnosed based on the EKG results?a. tachycardiab. bradycardiaC. cardiac arrestd. fibrillationWhat is the effect caused by the defective papillary muscle?a. hypertensionb. poor circulation of bloodC. abnormal heartbeat rhythmd. atherosclerosisThe most common reason for Mr. Green's abnormal EKG would be?a. inadequate blood flow to the heartb. fat deposit in coronary vesselslow blood pressureblood pooling briefly in the atriaC.d. +Part 1: Case information for assessment (this part of the case is required)EmergencyMrs. Green came in through the front door of her house with an armful of groceries. She put the bag down on thekitchen counter and called to her husband. "Herb, I'm home! Are you ready for lunch?" She didn't get an answer,so she walked to the living room and found Mr. Green lying on the floor. "Herb! Are you okay?" she asked. Mr.Green responded weakly while clutching his chest. Mrs. Green called 911. It only took EMS a few minutes to arriveand the ambulance quickly transported Mr. Green to the hospital. Upon admission to the hospital, Mr. Green' vitalsigns were recorded as follows:Systolic blood pressure (mm Hg)Diastolic blood pressure (mm Hg)Oral temperature (°F)Heart rate (beats per minute)Respiratory rate (breaths per minute)Oxygen saturationLab results905298.21203389%Cardiac involvementMr. Green was admitted to the hospital with chest pains and shortness of breath. His wife was concerned since her72 year-old husband had a history of heart disease. After examination, Dr. Collins spoke with Mrs. Green. "I'm verysorry, but your husband has had another heart attack resulting in valve failure. A papillary muscle that controls avalve in his heart has been severely damaged and is no longer working."سلماس للسهNormal resultsDr. Collins called Nurse Nan from the patient's room and confided, "Mr. Green is in bad shape. He reported that hisheart feels like it is fluttering in his chest. His left posteromedial papillary muscle was damaged from his heartattack. The papillary muscle is no longer able to maintain closure of the valve, and this has resulted in mitral valveprolapse. With decreasing cardiac output, this patient is in for a fight for his life." Nurse Nan knew that maintainingcardiac output was necessary for adequate blood flow through the body. As Dr. Collins walked away, Nurse Nancomposed herself to tell Mrs. Green the bad news and returned to the patient's room. Nurse Nan explained toMrs. Green that her husband had left-sided heart failure and that his blood pressure was slowly and steadilydecreasing.Normal sinus rhythm<120<8097.8-99.160-8012-2095-100%An EKG was performed on Mr. Green and results are below. A normal EKG reading is shown on the left, and Mr.Green's EKG is shown on the right.www.

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