chpter 25 shock

Question 1

arterial bleeding

Answer 1

bleeding from the artery bright red blood its rapid, profuse, and difficult control

Question 2

capillary bleeding

Answer 2

a terrorized by a slow oozing flow of blood

Question 3

cardiogenic shock

Answer 3

shock or lack of perfusion by the hearts inadequate pumping action.
(heart attack or heart failure)

Question 4

compensated shock

Answer 4

patient is developing shock but still maintains perfusion

Question 5

decompensated shock

Answer 5

body cant longer compensate for low blood volume or lack of perfusion.

Question 6

hemorrhage

Answer 6

severe bleeding

Question 7

hemorrhagic shock

Answer 7

shock from blood loss

Question 8

hemostatic agents

Answer 8

powders, dressings guaze or bandages to open opens to stop bleeding

Question 9

hypovelmic shock

Answer 9

shock resulting from blood or fluid loss

Question 10

neurogenic shock

Answer 10

commonly a consequence of traumatic spinal cord injuries

Question 11

The signs and symptoms of internal bleeding​ include:

Answer 11

poor peripheral perfusion.

Question 12

a characteristic of arterial bleeding to​ be:

Answer 12

abundant.

Question 13

Hypoperfusion​ is:

Answer 13

inadequate oxygen delivery to the tissue.

Question 14

If a patient in shock is able to maintain​ perfusion, then this​ is:

Answer 14

compensated shock.

Question 15

The problem of blood vessels dilating in compensation for trauma is primarily related​ to:

Answer 15

vascular capacity that is too great.