Exam 2 Burns

Question 1

Hypovolemic Shock

Answer 1

• Occurs when intravascular volume is decreased, resulting in poor cardiac output
• Volume of loss may be the result of a non- hemorrhagic or hemorrhagic cause

Question 2

Non- Hemorrhagic

Answer 2

• Not from bleeding
• Fluid shift
• Severe dehydration

Question 3

Hemorrhagic

Answer 3

• Bleeding
• Trauma
• GI Bleed
• Postpartum

Question 4

Hypovolemic Shock S/S

Answer 4

20%: Anxiety, restlessness
20-40%: Tachyc, tachyp, oliguria, ortho hypo
Over 40%: Hypo, severe tachy, deteriorating mental status

Question 5

Hypovolemic Shock Inv

Answer 5

• Stabilization of airway
• Continous cardiac monitoring
• Large bore peripheral IV access
• Urinary cath

Question 6

Hemorrhagic HYPO SHOCK

Answer 6

• FINDING SOURCE OF BLEEDING / STOPPING
• Rbc, plasma, platlet replenishment

Question 7

Non-Hemorrhagic Hypo Shock

Answer 7

• Rapid infusion of WARM, isotonic crstalloids
• Notify emergency response team