Unit 2 Reveiw Flashcards
Hypovolemic shock
- Shock that occurs from severe blood loss
Anaphylactic shock
- Shock that occurs from an allergic reaction
Obstructive shock
- Shock that occurs when the blood cannot flow to where it needs to go, such as from a blood clot
Septic shock
Shock that occurs when the damage to the lungs is too great, usually from a widespread infection
Cardiogenic shock
Shock that occurs from damage to the heart
Posturing: elbow, wrists and fingers are flexed
Decorticate
3 situations that can cause shock
1) phycological trauma
2) severe blood loss
3) severe allergic reaction
During Primary Survey, it is important to get detailed information about a knee injury, such as exact location of pain, if it hurts more, and if they are able to bear weight. T/F
False
Why do we remove the clothing to expose the chest during the primary survey?
- to expose the chest for the AED
What artery do we use to check for circulation?
- carotid artery
How long do you check for breathing
- No longer than 10 seconds
The purpose of the Good Samaritan Law is what?
- To protect citizens from liability when rendering care in good faith
What is the golden rule?
- Do no further harm
CPR stands for what?
- Cardio pulmonary resusitation
This type of allergic reaction is localized:
- Mild and moderate