Shock

Which of the following is the definition of shock?

• not enough oxygen reaching vital organs

• too much waste building up in the urine

• the heart stops beating

• an abdominal injury

First aid for a victim experiencing anaphylaxis includes

• cooling the victim's body with ice packs

• giving the victim an aspirin as quickly as possible

• positioning the victim for easiest breathing

• using the pressure points on arms and legs

When should you call 9-1-1?

• Call only if the shock victim becomes unresponsive

• call only for blood loss over 30% of blood volumn

• call for all victims in shock

• call for all victims who had any bleeding

Signs and symptoms of shock include

• confusion

• rapid, shallow breathing

• pale, bluish, ashen skin

• all of these

How soon may an allergic reaction occur following exposure?

• within seconds or minutes

• within about 30 minutes

• within 1-2 hours

• within 6-12 hours

Anaphylaxis is commonly caused by allergic reactions to

• campfire smoke

• insect stings

• poison ivy

• animal fur

Shock in a child is similar to shock in an adult except

• a child's condition may decline more rapidly

• early shock is more dramatically obvious in a child

• a greater blood loss is required in a child to produce shock

• a child's skin does not become pale with shock

Because a shock victim is thirsty and may be dehydrated, offer clear liquids to drink.

• true

• false

A spinal injury can cause with of the following kinds of shock?

• anaphylaxis

• cardiogenic

• hypovolemic

• neurogenic

A shock victim is likely to have with signs/symptoms?

• vomiting, diarrhea, red, blotchy skin

• nausea, thirst, clammy skin

• incontinence, hives, swollen legs

• headache, painful abdomen, coughing