A reverse breathing pattern found in people with severe respiratory distress, which moves the chest in on the inhalation and constricts the rib cage, then moves the chest out on the exhalation and expands the rib cage

Poor skin turgor is often seen in a patient presenting with:

a. hypertension. c. diaphoresis. b. dehydration. d. vasodilation.

It is often difficult for the patient to localize visceral pain because the visceral pain fibers are sparse and because visceral pain is often "referred" to other parts of the patient's body.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)