You measure an adult patient’s vital signs. The pulse is 110. The respiratory system is 24. The oral temperature is 38C. You think you heard the BP at 86/52. You are unsure of the measurement. Which of any of the vital signs were abnormal? Any possible subjective data? What must you do?

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