(Not a nurse, just a nurse's kid who used to help her study and hang out with her at the clinic and hospital. I know we have several real nurses and at least one MD here, so hopefully one of them will come along with more/better info, I'm just sharing my thoughts on it because I looked at the readings, too, and was going to mention them.) I noticed her bp is odd, but I don't know enough to know if that's some kind of normal surgical side effect, for the systol to be high but the distol low. Normal bp is in the range of 120/80 (you can be normal within about 20 points below either number, like, my bp has been about 110/70 for as long as I can remember). Afaik a systol between 120-140 is "borderline," with "high" being anything over that, though it does vary a little for sex/age/height (again, afair, and ianan). A diastol of 51 is really low, though, like concerningly low--you generally don't want that to go below 60, although again it kind of depends on what the systol is and other factors. I believe a systol over 150 is high no matter what the diastol is, though.  Her pulse seems quite high, too. But again, I don't know how the aftereffects of surgery might affect that.