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A middle-aged client who was admitted for a multi-traumatic accident is suspected of developing "Systemic Inflammatory Response" (SIRS). Which set of vital signs would the nurse anticipate the client to display?RR- 24 breaths/min; HR- 120 beats/minute; and temperature of 100.8??? F (38.2??? C). RR- 18 breaths/min; HR- 90 beats/minute; and temperature of 100??? F (37.2??? C). RR- 12 breaths/min; HR- 60 beats/minute; and temperature of 96.8??? F (3???6 C). RR- 36 breaths/min; HR- 86 beats/minute; and temperature of 97.4??? F (36.3??? C).
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