Pulmonary Problem Solving I Scenario Seven Chart Blood Pressure Auscultation Diagnosis History FG is a 71-year-old female who was admitted to the acute care hospital two days following a massive CVA with possible brain stem infarct. Because she was also experiencing secondary respiratory failure, she was intubated and placed on mechanical ventilation. She was subsequently transferred to the neuro intensive care unit where she was stabilized.Currently, she is on the ventilator at the following settings: Mode: volume control-assist/controlRate: 14 breaths per minuteTidal volume: 450 mLFiO2: 50%PEEP: +5 cmH2OHer present vital signs are: respiratory rate 14 (ventilator rate), temperature 100.4 F. Her SpO2 is 95%. Her rating on the Glasgow Coma Scale is 5. Use the Blood Pressure and Auscultation Tabs to complete the physical assessment. The patient is most likely experiencing which of the following conditions? ventilator-associated pneumoniaextension of her CVAcardiogenic pulmonary edemabibasilar pleural effusion Table of Contents Introduction 1Scenario One 2Scenario Two 3Scenario Three 4Scenario Four 5Scenario Five 6Scenario Six 7Scenario Seven 8Scenario Eight Today's Score 0 correct out of 0 attempted. Pulmonary Problem Solving - I Pulmonary Problem Solving - II Pulmonary Problem Solving - III