A patient appears to have a decreased blood pressure, an increased heart rate, and their skin is pale, cool, and maybe even slightly sweaty. What is the most likely cause of these symptoms?

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A patient appears to have a decreased blood pressure, an increased heart rate, and their skin is pale, cool, and maybe even slightly sweaty. What is the most likely cause of these symptoms?

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Low blood pressure and even the possibility of a impending heart attack. Hope this helps :)

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kamakshiruhela11 kamakshiruhela11 · Answer 2 · 2022-05-21T02:00:39-04:00

The most likely cause of these symptoms, Low blood pressure and even the possibility of a impending heart attack.

Explain what is blood pressure?

Systolic is the blood pressure measurement of the pressure wave (It's not actually the force of the heart pumping), during a contraction, or when blood is being pumped out of the ventricles.

As the heart relaxes between contractions and fills with blood the resulting pressure wave is recorded as Diastolic. In most normal cases the systolic should be much higher the diastolic pressure.

Thus, Low blood pressure and even the possibility of a impending heart attack.

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