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What can cause acute pain, incontinence, dyspnea, reddened skin area, and hypotension in a patient?

What diagnosis would this patient most likely receive?
I was given this question in nursing school, and did not recieve any further details.

Anaphylaxis does involve all of these symptoms, so I think that sounds like a good answer. Thanks.

It’s really too difficult to even begin to diagnose a patient with all these symptoms without first delving further into the patients background and history.

It’s best that the patient spoke to a doctor to clearly assess and explain what it could be.

3 Responses to “What can cause acute pain, incontinence, dyspnea, reddened skin area, and hypotension in a patient?”

  1. Bulldog mama Says:

    Anaphylaxis?
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  2. Sheltie7 Says:

    It’s really too difficult to even begin to diagnose a patient with all these symptoms without first delving further into the patients background and history.

    It’s best that the patient spoke to a doctor to clearly assess and explain what it could be.
    References :

  3. casdave2001 Says:

    snake bite.
    Anaphylaxsis would not include incontinence, or necessarily acute pain.
    References :

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