Tachycardia and hypertension and increased reparation are likely initially (first two day period.
Hypotension with bradycardia has been observed in meth amphetamine toxemia. If the patient ingests exceptional amounts these changes may be notable as early as 3+4 days.
Tachycardia: Pulse >100-120 bpm
Hypertension:
Isolated Systolic Hypertension >140 (s) <90 (d)
Mild Hypertension 140-159(s) 90-99 (d)
Moderate Hypertension 160-179(s) 100-109(d)
Severe Hypertension 180-209(s) 110-119(d)
Crisis Hypertension >210(s) >120 (d)
(s) systolic
(d) diastolic
Normal respiration is assessed for: regularity in rate and rhythm as well as depth. Rates may vary from 20+ or drop below 10. Assessment will reveal irregular rhythm and shallow depth.
Weight would affect the amount of the meth chemical considered toxic, and the vital signs of underweight, undernourished users may fluctuate more dramatically.
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