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Question 1

The patient with septic shock presents with anasarca, weak pulses, decreased urine output, decreased responsiveness, and BP 88/52 mmHg, HR 160. The nurse would recognize these symptoms as indicators of which stage of shock?

A. Progressive
B. Compensatory
C. Irreversible
D. Nonprogressive

Answer 1

A. Progressive
B. Compensatory
C. Irreversible
D. Nonprogressive

Question 2

4 Phases of Shock

Answer 2

1. Initial/Nonprogressive
2. Hyperdynamic/Compensatory
3. Progressive
4. Hypodynamic/Refractory/Irriversible

Question 3

Stage 1 Shock

Answer 3

Initial/Nonprogressive
* Hypoxia
* Anaerobic Cell Respiration
* Lactic Acidosis

Question 4

Stage 2 Shock

Answer 4

Hyperdynamic/Compensatory
* BP may be within normal limits
* HR and Temp increases, due to Increased CO, and systemic Vasodilation

Question 5

Stage 3 Shock

Answer 5

Progressive
* Decreased CO
* HypoTN
* Anasarca (Generalized Edema)

At this stage, compensatory mechanisms begin to fail.

Question 6

Stage 4 Shock

Answer 6

Irreversible
* Decreased CO
* HypoTN
* Vasoconstriction

Question 7

SBAR

Answer 7

• Situation
• Background
• Assessment
• Recommendation

Question 8

Rapid Acting Insulin

Answer 8

Generic Names
* Insulin Aspart
Onset: 15 mins
Peak: 1-3 hours
Duration: 3-5 hours
* Insulin Lispro
Onset: 15 mins
Peak: 30-90mins
Duration: 3-5 hours

Question 9

Short Acting insulin

Answer 9

Generic Name
* Regular Insulin
Onset: 30 mins
Peak: 2-4 hours
Duration: 5-12 hours

Question 10

Intermediate Insulin

Answer 10

Generic Name
* NPH
Only cloudy Insulin
Onset: 1-4 hours
Peak: 4-12 hours
Duration: 10-24+ hours

Question 11

Long Acting Insulin

Answer 11

Generic Name
* Glargine
Onset: 2-4 hours
Peak: Only insulin without peak
Duration: 24+ hours