A 18-year-old client is admitted to the ICU with a 3-day history vomiting and diarrhea. Lungs sounds are clear. Has not

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A 18-year-old client is admitted to the ICU with a 3-day history
vomiting and diarrhea. Lungs sounds are clear. Has not voided in
the last 16 hours. A CVL catheter inserted for fluid administration
BP 86/54 mmHg MAP 65 Pulse 117 RR 17 Temp 98.6 CVP/RAP 0 mmHg.
Explain your interpretation of the values and what do you think is
the primary problem Specify (for each) whether preload,
contractility, afterload are normal, increased, decreased, or
unknown Then offer your thoughts on what medications or fluids the
patient needs
A 45-year-old patient is admitted to the ICU with a diagnosis of
hypotension of unknown origin. Lungs are clear, urine output was 15
ml for the last 2 hours. A CVL catheter is inserted for fluid
administration. BP 86/54 mmHg MAP 65 Pulse 117 RR 18 Temp 102.1
CVP/RAP 9 mmHg Explain your interpretation of what parameter do you
think is the main problem Specify (for each) whether preload,
contractility, afterload are normal, increased, decreased, or
unknown Then offer your thoughts on what medications or fluids the
patient needs