What disease do you think this patient has?What placed him at risk for the disease?What are his symptoms and signs hysiolog..>>>>>>←the hospital, Mr. Helms vital signs were recorded as follows:...Systolic blood pressure (mmHg)Diastolic blood pressure (mmHg)Assignment Details202212E GSBO MED203 DMW Pathophysiology J. MoseleyCalendarOral temperature (°F)Heart rate (beats per minute)Respiratory rate (breaths perminute)< PreviousOxygen saturation18To DoMr. Helms.905298.9120, irregular33, labored89%Submit AssignmentNotificationsNormal<120<8097.8 to 99.160-10012 to 2095 to 100%Inbox79%Next > >>Image Credit: https://flickr.com/photos/47141701@N05/5239162860Mrs. Helms came in through the front door of her house with an armful of groceries. She put thebag down on the kitchen counter and called to her husband. "Herb, I'm home! Are you ready forlunch?" She didn't get an answer, so she walked to the living room and found Mr. Helms lying onthe floor. "Herb! Are you okay?" she asked as she grabbed his shoulder. Mr. Helms respondedweakly while clutching his chest. Mrs. Helms frantically called 911. It only took EMS a fewminutes to arrive and the paramedics transported Mr. Helms to the hospital. Upon admission tothe hospital, Mr. Helms' vital signs were recorded as follows:Mr. HelmsNormal

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