Youre going to assassin tree to 64 year old complaining of a...

You're going to assassin tree to 64-year-old complaining of a severe headache vomiting and visual disturbances in left sided paralysis the patient's pulse is 56 and the blood pressure is 220/160 the patient is noncompliant with blood pressure medication your patient has just lost consciousness what which of the following is the most important intervention

A 53-year-old male presents to the Christiana Hospital Emergency room complaining of headache and nausea with vomiting and muscle cramping. Questioning of the patient found that he has been increasingly tired and restless. His wife notes that he has become confused when driving or at home. Bloodwork and urine was as follows: Blood [Na+] 123 mEq/L [K+] 4.9 mmol/L [Cl-] 91 mM [HCO3-] 26 mM [Ca2+] 1.1 mmol/L [PO4] 5.1 mg/dL pH 7.32 Urine [Na+] 40 mEq/L [K+] 65 mEq/L [HCO3-] 0.15 mEq/L 24hr vol. 537 ml Blood pressure readings were 170/120 sitting with HR of 102. The patient exhibits distended jugulars and pitting edema. Medical records show that the Px was in a car accident within the last month and had some head trauma. What is abnormal about the Px bloodwork. What is abnormal about the Px urinalysis? What is causing the elevated HR and BP? Diagnosis?

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