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The same patient from case study 2 who was seen in your clinic yesterday became inpatient and left before any diagnostics could be performed. His symptomatology is the same (moist NP that COPD cute illness cough, chest pain, sob, however his vitals today are as follows. RR 26 BP 145/100 Temp (temporal) 102.3 HR 131 Pulse oximetry 89% - Drequor * infectious ideology Physical exam: Gen: uncomfortable appearing, diaphoretic Cardio: tachycardia rate regular rhythm Respiratory: bibasilar rales now left right no wheezing no rhonchi, diminished overall air movement Extremities: trace bilateral pretibial edema (unchanged from yesterday) Which two vital signs are you most concerned with? And how would you address them? Your facility has lab work and imaging available. Of the following treatment options, which would or would not be indicated? Why? CXR Abx: levofloxacin Abx: Azithromycin Albuterol inhaler Supplemental oxygen Lasix 40mg IV fluids Metoprolol for tachycardia Amlodipine for Blood pressure Blood work (which ones specifically) CT of the chest EKG Atwon Agyeman. Jessica kurtis Umeadim Nwamum Jana Todd