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what cues did you recognize causing the problem ? :Clare was started on IV nitroglycerine and IV heparin upon arrival in the CCL. She had a 1 min run of VT as she was being transferred from the stretcher to the table. The Cardiologist ordered a stat bolus of IV amiodarone (Cordarone), and a continuous IV infusion of amiodarone (Cordarone) was started. A PTCA was performed, and a bare metal stent was placed in the LAD coronary artery. The rest of the procedure went without incident, and Clare was transferred to CCL Recovery Room (RR). The IV heparin drip was turned off on Clare’s arrival in the CCL RR. Clare was connected to a cardiac monitor, a non-invasive BP cuff, and a pulse oximeter. Clare did not report any CP, she was in NSR, her BP was 138/76, her HR was 78, her RR was 20, and her O2 sat was 97% on 2 L of oxygen. Clare’s right groin femoral sheath was intact, and the site was soft with no bleeding. Her right dorsalis pedal (DP) pulse was 2+. Vital signs and right femoral groin and right pedal pulse checks would be done every 15 min for the next
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