Chapter 10

Question 0

Pulmonary Edema leads to

Answer 0

Impaired ventilation

Question 1

Inadequate function of heart or pump failure.
Major backup of the lungs.
Results in fluid called pulmonary edema

Answer 1

Cardiogenic Shock

Question 2

Volume of blood that the heart can pump out per minute

Answer 2

Cardiac output

Question 3

When there is a widespread dilation of small arterioles, venules, or both

Answer 3

Disruptive shock

Question 4

Result of severe infections, usually bacterial, in which toxins are generated by the bacteria or by infected body tissues

Answer 4

Septic shock

Question 5

Toxins damage the vessel walls, causing increased cell permeability.
Vessel walls leak and are unable to contract.
Dilation of vessels, in combo with plasma loss through the injured vessel walls

Answer 5

Septic Shock

Question 6

Insufficient volume of fluid in the container, because much of the plasma has leaked out of the vascular system

Answer 6

Hypovolemia (septic shock)

Question 7

Damage to spine. Brain conditions. Tumors. Pressure on spine. Spina bifida

Answer 7

Causes of Neurogenic Shock

Question 8

Low folic acid

Answer 8

Spina Bifida