Bleeding and Shock

A 26 year old was ejected from a vehicle. The patient is unresponsive breathing 4-6 min. Vitals: BP 88/50, RR 4-6 min, Pulse 140 bpm. Identify which state of shock this individual is experiencing?

• Compensated shock

• De-compensated

• Critical shock

• Cardiac Shock

From the following identify which of them is least likely to occur from a medical problem.

• Anaphylactic shock

• Hemorrhagic shock

• Septic shock

• Cardiogenic shock

Heart, lungs, blood, and blood vessels are a major part of delivering oxygen to cells

• True

• False

Patient complains of upper abdominal pain after being kicked in the abdomen by a horse. Patient was awake alert but agitated. Vitals signs: BP 116/74 pulse 110, Respiration 22. capillary refill less than 2 seconds. What state of shock is she exhibiting

• Compensated shock

• De-compensated shock

• Irreversible shock

• Critical shock

All of the following are signs and symptoms of de-compensated shock except

• Drop in blood pressure

• Delay in capillary refill time

• Worsening mental status (Confused)

• Constricted blood vessels

• Dilated blood vessels

What is the first stage of shock

Which of the following is the correct order for bleeding control.

• Elevation, direct pressure pressure point, tourniquet

• Tourniquet, direct pressure, pressure point, elevation

• Direct pressure, elevation, pressure point, tourniquet

• Pressure point, elevation, direct pressure, tourniquet

Stage of shock where the body tries to reverse the process.

• Compensated

• De-compensated

• Irreversible

• Circulatory

From the following identify which of them is least likely to occur from a medical problem.

• Anaphylactic shock

• Hemorrhagic shock

• Septic shock

• Cardiogenic shock

The final stage of shock where organs began to die.

• Compensated

• De-compensated

• Irreversible

• Circulatory