Translate in English: General appearance and vital signs: In cases of severe decompensation: Cold and cyanotic extremities: peripheral vasoconstriction (adrenergic activity) and gr... Translate in English: General appearance and vital signs: In cases of severe decompensation: Cold and cyanotic extremities: peripheral vasoconstriction (adrenergic activity) and greater peripheral oxygen extraction. Central cyanosis (general, including mucous membranes) due to severe hypoxemia or shunts. In advanced heart failure, tachypneic, respiratory effort. Normal, elevated, low BP (depends on stage and etiology). Decreased pulse pressure (reduction in ejected volume). Dicrotic or alternating pulse (severe cases). Sinus tachycardia or other arrhythmias (cardiac deterioration, hypoxemia, elevated adrenergic state).
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The question is asking for a translation of a medical description that discusses general appearance and vital signs in cases of severe decompensation, detailing symptoms like cold cyanotic extremities, central cyanosis, and heart rate variations. It aims to convey information regarding these vital signs in a clinical context.
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General appearance and vital signs: In severe decompensation: cold and cyanotic extremities due to peripheral vasoconstriction and increased peripheral oxygen extraction. Central cyanosis due to severe hypoxemia or shunts. In advanced heart failure, tachypnea, respiratory effort. Blood pressure varies; narrow pulse pressure. Dicrotic or alternating pulse. Sinus tachycardia or other arrhythmias.
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This translation retains the medical terms crucial for understanding the condition being described. Cyanosis refers to the bluish discoloration from low oxygen levels, and terms like peripheral vasoconstriction are key in medical assessments.
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