“Part 1: The Lewis Blackman Story (6:46) at https://www.youtube.com/watch? v=WEIE_hRucpo&feature=youtu.be Then construct a paper that addresses the following questions:
-Why does Helen Haskell start her story by talking about Lewis? -What is Ketorolac (indications, side effects, normal dosages for 15 year old, risks and benefits)? -What was the significance of the lack of urine output to: a. the underlying problem? b. the amount of Ketorolac? c. the need for fluids)? -What are possible reasons why health care providers dismissed implications of undetectable blood pressure? Why would they think it was equipment failure? -Do you agree that it was significant that Lewis’s crises developed on the weekend? Explain why or why not. -Lewis died from septic shock. Describe the signs, symptoms, and appropriate interventions for this problem that
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