Michael was brought into the emergency room suffering from a gunshot wound. He is bleeding profusely and exhibits the following: systolic blood pressure is 40 mmHg; weak pulse of 200 beats per minute; cool, pale, and clammy skin. Michael is not producing urine but is asking for water. He is confused and disoriented. What is his diagnosis and what, specifically, is causing these symptoms?
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When the body gets diseased, it shows certain symptoms and signs of illness. These symptoms and signs help in identification and diagnosis of the disease. A symptom is felt by the affected person while signs can be detected by another person. A symptom is thus, subjective and a sign is an objective.
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The diagnosis in this case would be hypovolemic shock. The loss of blood will decrease theamount of oxygen and nutrients present in the body. As a result, blood vessels constrict to divertblood to organs essential to life. The skin is cool, pale, and clammy because of sympathetic
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