Patient DSN, admitted to the ward with a clinical picture of community-acquired pneumonia, 60 years old, lucid but disoriented in time and space, p...

Patient DSN, admitted to the ward with a clinical picture of community-acquired pneumonia, 60 years old, lucid but disoriented in time and space, presents vital signs: heart rate of 150 beats per minute; respiratory rate of 15 breaths per minute; blood pressure of 150 x 100 mmHg; and temperature of 38.9° C. The main complaint is pain and burning when urinating, worsening during the waking period. The nurse performed the patient's physical examination and the nursing assistant proceeded with the admission care and then made nursing notes in the patient's medical record. Considering the hypothetical case, it is NOT a clinical condition of patient DSN:


a) Fever.
b) Dysuria.
c) Dyspnea.
d) Hypertension.