Which of the following would be an appropriae description for the character of a patients repsiration Honest shallow soft 18 breaths per minute

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Which of the following would be an appropriae description for the character of a patients repsiration

Honest
shallow
soft
18 breaths per minute

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18 breaths per minute

Zack Graber answered Dec 1, 2021

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