<prompt> A 73-year-old man has an inferior infarct with ST elevation documented on right-sided precordial leads. He is hypotensive blood pressure 9070 mm Hg and tachycardic. The JVP is 10 cm, the heart sounds are normal, lungs are clear, and his extremities are cool. What would central hemodynamic monitoring reveal?For the above patient, select the hemodynamic parameters that are most likely to apply.decreased right atrial pressure RAP, low cardiac output CO, and increased systemic vascular resistance SVRincreased RAP, decreased CO, increased SVRincreased RAP, decreased CO, decreased SVRdecreased RAP, increased CO, decreased SVR  <response>: This man has a right ventricular MI. Primary right ventricular failure is characterized by a disproportionately high right atrial pressure with normal or high wedge pressure. The cardiac output is usually low and systemic vascular resistance is usually normal or increased. 