week four Flashcards

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1
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what is the most common medical emergency in a dental office?

A

syncope

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definition of syncope

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sudden short-term loss of consciousness and postural tone

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3
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what are the different types of syncope

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neurocardiac, noncardiac, cardiac

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4
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neurocardiac syncope

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most common, drop in blood pressure (vasodepressor), associated with noxious stimuli

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what is noxious stimuli

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pain, fear, exhaustion, and illness

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6
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what are types of noncardiac syncope

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seizures and orthostatic hypotension

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7
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what is cardiac syncope

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inadequate cardiac output, from underlying heart disease

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definition of shock

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condition produced when the cardiovascular pulmonary system fails to deliver enough oxygenated blood to body tissues

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what are the types of shock?

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hypovolemic, cardiogenic, distributive, obstructive

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10
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what are the stages of shock

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initial, compensatory, progressive, refractory

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initial stage

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cells deprived of oxygen, inhibits ability to produce energy, cells not function properly

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12
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compensatory stage

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body tries to overcome shock

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progressive stage

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compensatory mechanism begin to fail

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14
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refractory

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failure of vital organs

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15
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hypovolemic shock

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most common, caused by hemorrhage or dehydration

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16
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cardiogenic shock

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reduction in perfusion due to decreased cardiac output

17
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what are the types of distributive shock

A

anaphylactic, septic, neurogenic

18
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anaphylactic shock

A

sudden, massive vasodilation and circulatory collapse following exposure to an allergen

19
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septic shock

A

vasodilatory shock

20
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neurogenic shock

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loss of sympathetic nerve activity from brain’s vasomotor center due to emotion trama, drug or traumatic injury

21
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obstructive shock

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from indirect heart pump failure

22
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definition of hyperventilation

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rapid, deep breathing occurs thus eliminating more carbon dioxide then producing

23
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what is the optimal ph of blood

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