A patient attempting to compensate for blood loss and shock may present with any or all of the following EXCEPT:
A) Decreasing pulse pressure and cool, clammy skin
B) Increasing pulse pressure and cool, clammy skin
C) Increasing respiratory rate and decreasing tidal volume
D) Increasing pulse rate and decreasing pulse strength
Answer: B
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