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Understanding Shock: A Comprehensive Quiz

Test your knowledge on hypovolaemic, cardiogenic, and distributive shock with our engaging quiz! This quiz is designed for healthcare professionals and students looking to enhance their understanding of shock conditions and their implications.

What you will learn:

Different types of shock and their causes
The importance of tissue perfusion
How to identify signs and symptoms of shock

9 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CaringHeart102

Hypovolaemic shock is

No atp

No plasma

Lack of circulation volume

Pump failure

For effective tissue perfusion there must be

Nitric oxide

A sympathetic response

Corticosteroids

A fluid, pump and container

Cardiac output is

Stroke volume X pulse pressure

Pulse pressure X diastolic

Heart rate X systolic

Heart rate X stroke volume

An example of hypovolaemic shock is

Infection

Bradycardia

Fever

Third space losses

Cardiogenic shock is related to

Muscle damage

Valve damage

Rate/rhythm

All of the above

Distributive shock is accompanied by

Lack of aldosterone

Mineralcorticoids

Widespread dilation

Left atrial tumour

The body can compensate for upto % of blood losses

40%

15%

30%

25%

Progression of shock is

Hypertension

Oedema

Blood pressure

Cardiac hypoxia

Class 3 shock is accompanied by

Hypotension

Low pulse pressure

Diaphoretic

All of these

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Understanding Shock: A Comprehensive Quiz

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