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In the plan of care, the most important intervention for a patient experiencing shock is assessing:

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: The correct answer is C: Blood pressure. Assessing blood pressure is crucial in determining the severity of shock as it reflects the perfusion of vital organs. In shock, blood pressure drops due to inadequate tissue perfusion, leading to organ dysfunction. Monitoring blood pressure helps guide fluid resuscitation and treatment. Respiratory rate (
A) and heart rate (
B) are important but secondary indicators of shock. Temperature (
D) may provide some information, but blood pressure is more directly related to shock severity. Other choices are irrelevant. In summary, assessing blood pressure in a patient experiencing shock is critical for timely intervention and management.

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