You are called to treat a patient who is feverish and suffering from anuria and complaining of severe abdominal pain you would describe as positive bilateral Lloyd’s sign. There is no significant medical history and vital signs are HR 116; R 28; BP 108/68. Which of the following assessment findings would you expect to see in this patient? Hypotension. Uremic frost. Foul smelling urine. Tall, peaked T waves.
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