409 Final 7 (shock)

Question 1

Shock general general definition

Answer 1

widespread abnormal cellular metabolism that happens when oxygenation and perfusion are insufficient

Question 2

shock is the response of your entire body when there’s not enough

Answer 2

O2

Question 3

Most often shock is related to a ___ problem, but it could be a variety of things

Answer 3

cardio

Question 4

One complication of shock is m…

Answer 4

multiple organ dysfunction syndrome

Question 5

Distributive shock includes

Answer 5

Septic
Neurogenic
Anaphylactic

Question 6

The manifestations of shock are mostly from

Answer 6

the body trying to compensate for the lack of O2, especially in the vital organs

Question 7

Tissue perfusion is dependent on

Answer 7

MAP

Question 8

A common way to get cardiogenic shock is

Answer 8

MI

Question 9

Distributive shock is when

Answer 9

the fluid is somewhere in the body, but not in the vascular space

Question 10

Shock caused by anaphylaxis is when

Answer 10

there’s an allergic reaction that happens in seconds!!

Question 11

An example of something that can cause capillary leak syndrome

Answer 11

burns

Question 12

In shock you have decreased perfusion that leads to ___ ___ metabolism

Answer 12

anaerobic cellular metabolism

Question 13

When there’s a 5 or 10 ____ in MAP, the baroreceptors detect the change

Answer 13

decrease

Question 14

When the body detects decreased MAP, it responds by

Answer 14

redirecting blood flow (aka shunting)

Question 15

If MAP keeps decreasing, the body uses anaerobic cellular metabolism, which makes lactic acid, which causes

Answer 15

electrolyte imbalance and acid-base imbalance

Question 16

The affects are temporary if shock is corrected within

Answer 16

1 or 2 hours

Question 17

The 4 stages of shock

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initial
nonprogressive
progressive
refractory

Question 18

In the initial stage, the MAP has gone down by

Answer 18

5 or 10

Question 19

In the initial stage, the body begins to compensate by

Answer 19

increasing HR and mild vasoconstriction

Question 20

In the nonprogressive stage, the MAP is down by

Answer 20

10 or 15

Question 21

In the nonprogressive stage, you start to have a decrease in

Answer 21

pulse pressure

Question 22

In the nonprogressive stage, the body starts to secrete

Answer 22

renin and ADH

Question 23

In the nonprogressive stage, the body starts to secrete renin and ADH, which manifests as

Answer 23

peeing less and thirst