Pulmonary circulation - Route. 1  Pulmonary circulation is the movement of blood from the heart, to the lungs, and back to the heart.
A patient presents in the ER with a severely low hemoglobin and hematocrit count. Symptomatology includes listlessness, pale, pallor, and hypotensive. The initial assumption is blood loss via the gastrointestinal tract. As either an FNP or an AG-ACNP student, provide an initial evaluation for either a pediatric or an adult patient. In addition, include the following in your presentation:
There are many additional symptoms that can be part of CRPS besides the four main ones. These include but are not limited to; - changes in skin temperature (warmer or cooler compared to the healthy/opposite limb). - changes in skin color (skin may appear red, dusky, covered with red dots, cyanotic, blotchy, or pale).