Quiz 11 Flashcards
1
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- What is the definition of Shock?
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2
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- What are the compensatory mechanisms that are active in hemorrhagic shock?
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3
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- In shock where is vasoconstriction most prominent?
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4
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- Blood flow is preferentially redistributed to which body organs in shock states?
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5
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- Approximately how much fluid can be reabsorbed at the capillary level to help maintain blood volume?
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6
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- What are the decompensatory mechanisms that occur in progressive shock?
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7
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- What are the positive feedback decompensatory mechanisms that are triggered by severe hypotension?
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8
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- What occurs at the cellular level that leads to irreversible shock?
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9
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- How much can muscle blood flow be increased during extreme exercise in the well-trained athlete?
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10
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- How does muscle contraction augment venous return?
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11
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- What happens to blood flow in muscle tissues during exercise?
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12
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- How does capillary recruitment help delivery oxygen to muscle tissues during exercise?
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13
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- What factors facilitate oxygen unloading from hemoglobin to the tissues during exercise?
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14
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- What factors enhance blood flow at the tissue level?
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15
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- What are the beta-2 effects of epinephrine on skeletal muscle?
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