Types of Shock
What type of shock can be caused by dehydration?
What is Hypovolemic Shock?
What are the two main changes to a patient's vital signs with cardiogenic shock?
What is tachycardia and hypotension?
What would be your priority assessment in a patient with anaphylactic shock with tongue swelling?
What is ensuring patent airway?
What medication are you likely to give for septic shock?
What is IV fluids?
What are the stages of shock?
What is Compensated, Decompensated, Irreversible
Arrythmias can cause what kind of shock?
What is cardiogenic shock?
What happens to urine output during shock?
What is decreased urine output?
What is your primary intervention in a patient that has hypovolemic shock?
What is increase blood pressure
What medication is used in anaphylaxis and what is its action?
What is epinephrine which causes vasoconstriction?
How do you calculate shock index?
What is HR/systolic BP?
What type of shock has systemic affects
What is distributive shock?
What type of obstructive shock could cause a tracheal shift to one side?
What is your priority when looking after a patient with a suspected spinal cord injury?
What is C-spine/long board
What is the dose for normal saline?
What is 10-20 ml/kg?
What is the blood pressure goal?
what is 90-100 mm/hg?
Name 2 types of shock could occur in a patient that was injured in a motor vehicle accident?
What is hypovolemic shock, obstructive shock and neurogenic shock?
What are three symptoms a patient will experience with anaphylactic shock?
Flushed skin, warm skin, swollen tongue, decreased LOC, N/V, Hives, constrictive airway/wheezing, tingling hands/feet
What is the likely treatment of a patient with tension pneumothorax with obstructive shock?
What is Needle decompression?
What is the action and purpose of a vasopressors?
What is it helps to constrict blood vessels to maintain blood pressure
What is blood pressure based on?
What is Vascular Resistance, Cardiac output?
You have an elderly patient with decrease LOC, hypotension, tachycardia, and hypothermia. What is the most likely type of shock?
What 2 types of shock could cause a patient to have bradycardia?
What are three things to would monitor in relation to cardiac function?
What is rhythm, rate, blood pressure, capillary refill, skin color and temperature?
What is the most common treatment for all types of shock?
What is IV fluids?
Which is an example of obstructive shock?
A. MI
B. sepsis
C. Pulmonary embolism
D. Trauma
What is C?