Shock

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  1. 2. _____ shock occurs when blood vessels lose their ability to constrict appropriately.
  2. 4. Tension _____, pericardial tamponade, and pulmonary embolism are all causes of Obstructive shock.
  3. 6. _____ -related cause of shock (e.g., dilated blood vessels).
  4. 8. After recognizing a patient is in shock, call for help and arrange for transport that includes ALS, monitor the airway and administer high-flow _____, to prevent head loss, keep the patient warm and dry, and provide rapid transport.
  5. 10. _____ -related cause of shock (e.g., heart not pumping correctly.
  6. 14. Shock is a progressive disorder that can be divided into two stages, _____ shock and decompensated shock.
  7. 15. Classic signs and sypmtoms of shock are _____; tachypnea; thirst, weakness, and nausea; pale, cool, diaphoretic skin; restless or combativeness; hypotension (occurs later); altered mental status (occurs later).
  8. 16. There are four major _____ of shock.
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  1. 1. _____ shock results from a critical dedrease in circulating fluiod volume from bleeding or a loss if internal body fluid.
  2. 3. There are _____ causes of shock: pump failure (pump related, heart not pumping correctly), failure of blood vessels to respond correctly (container related), and low fluid volume (volume related)
  3. 5. _____ shock, septic shock, and neurogenic shock are all type of Distributive shock.
  4. 7. Obstructive shock occurs when a blockage prevents _____ blood from reaching vital organs.
  5. 9. _____ -related cause of shock (e.g., not enough blood).
  6. 11. Hypovolemic shock is the most common type of shock an emergency responder will see from a patient who has excessive _____
  7. 12. Children maintain vital signs even when they are in shock for a while, but at a certain point, they _____ rapidly into irreversible shock.
  8. 13. _____ shock is a condition in which the heart cannot adequately pump blood, resulting in poor cardiac output.
  9. 15. In some patients, blood loss up to _____ percent may be required before a decrease in blood pressure is observed.
  10. 17. _____ is defined as inadequate perfusion of flow of blood to cells, causing cellular and tissue hypoxia due to reduced oxygen levels.