Briefly describe the underlying pathophysiology that is the cause of the following forms of shock.1. Hypovolemic _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________2. Cardiogenic _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________3. Neurogenic _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________4. Anaphylactic _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________5. Septic ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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To increase systemic vascular resistance in a patient with s…
To increase systemic vascular resistance in a patient with shock, you should administer a(n):
A patient with noted hypotension, bradycardia, and jugular v…
A patient with noted hypotension, bradycardia, and jugular venous distention would lead paramedics to suspect what type of shock?
Describe the signs and symptoms that will help you identify…
Describe the signs and symptoms that will help you identify the following stages of shock.1. Compensated__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________2. Uncompensated__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________3. Irreversible__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Of the colloids discussed in your textbook, which two do you…
Of the colloids discussed in your textbook, which two do you think will improve oxygen carrying capabilities? (You can select multiple answers)
Describe one sign or symptom that you would only expect to f…
Describe one sign or symptom that you would only expect to find in each for of shock.1. Hypovolemic ______________________________________________________________2. Cardiogenic _____________________________________________________________________3. Distributive _____________________________________________________________________4. Obstructive _____________________________________________________________________
What are the smooth, low-friction cells that line the periph…
What are the smooth, low-friction cells that line the peripheral vascular vessels called?
What is the fluid that accumulates in the abdominal cavity?
What is the fluid that accumulates in the abdominal cavity?
What is the initial management for most patients in shock?
What is the initial management for most patients in shock?
Where is interstitial fluid found?
Where is interstitial fluid found?