55 year old male is evaluated in the emergency department fo…

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55 yeаr оld mаle is evаluated in the emergency department fоr acute оnset of chest pain and shortness of breath. He was walking in his yard when the sudden symptoms occurred. He states he felt like a pressure-type pain in the center of his chest and feels he “cannot get enough air”. He has no known chronic illness. 2 days ago he returned from Africa on a prolonged airplane ride. He denies recent illness. He is a non-smoker. Vitals: HR: 108 bpm; RR: 24; BP: 148 / 84; T: 99.8 ºF Examination: He appears to be respiratory distress and very anxious. He has no elevation of JVP. Cardiac examination is notable for a S2 sound but no murmur is present. Evaluation of his extremities reveals the left calf is tender and swollen. The patient states his left leg it's been swollen since getting off the plane 2 days ago. What are the Nursing Interventions for this Client?o Meds?o Images?o Labs?o Other orders?

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