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A patient is admitted with a femoral shaft fracture and an oblique fracture of three...

A patient is admitted with a femoral shaft fracture and an oblique fracture of three ribs on the right side. The patient suddenly reports shortness of breath. Assessment reveals new-onset headache, central and peripheral cyanosis, and petechiae of the neck and anterior chest wall. Available data are:

The nurse should suspect the development of

A.

a pulmonary embolus.

B.

sepsis.

C.

acute pulmonary edema.

D.

a fat embolus

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