Shock

Question 1

Hypovolemic Shock

Answer 1

There isnt enough blood to carry oxygen to the organs. Can be caused by severe blood loss 15%
there will be a decrease in venous return to the heart.
if bleeding hold firm on the site, colloid solutions

Question 2

Distributive Shock

Answer 2

causes blood vessels to lose their tone. When loss of tone become floppy and open therefore not enough blood pressure supplied to the organs

Question 3

Cardiogenic Shock

Answer 3

Damge to the heart can decrease the blood flow to the body. Can be caused by by damaged heart muscle, very slow heart rhythm.

Question 4

Obstructive Shock

Answer 4

When the blood can go where it needs to go due to an obstruction. Conditions can cause a build up of air or fluid in the chest cavity can lead to this including collapsed lung, hemothorax and cardiac tamponade

Question 5

cardiac tamponade

Answer 5

build up of fluid or blood around the sack of the heart causing compression on the heart muscle. Decreasing cardiac output