#5 History #############################################################
Patient #5:
   The patient is a 60 year old man who entered the hospital with severe
crushing substernal chest pain of two hours duration. He appears short of
breath. He is diaphoretic, has cold clammy skin, and his nail-beds are
cyanotic. He is very lethargic and seems somewhat confused. He has low blood
pressure, elevated jugular venous pressure, a regular cardiac rhythm with
an S-3 gallop, and examination of the lungs reveals bibasilar fine rales.
He has no edema. His urine output seems to be very scanty.

#5 Data
micro resistance 1.4
arterial capacitance 0.5
venous zpvolume 1800
partery capacitance 2.0
lv zpvolume 25
lv cdiastolic 8
lv csystolic 2.5
rv zpvolume 25
rv cdiastolic 15
rv csystolic 4
system hr 110