Signs and symptoms of decreased tissue perfusion secondary to cardiogenic shock include all of the following EXCEPT:
A) altered mental status.
B) cold, diaphoretic skin.
C) constricted pupils.
D) tachypnea.

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Constricted pupils are not a sign or symptom of decreased tissue perfusion secondary to cardiogenic shock. Altered mental status, cold and diaphoretic skin, and tachypnea are all common signs of decreased tissue perfusion in cardiogenic shock.

Signs and Symptoms of Decreased Tissue Perfusion Secondary to Cardiogenic