OBSTRUCTIVE SHOCK Quiz 4

What is the primary goal of treating obstructive shock?

• Prescribing pain medication

• Relieve the obstruction causing the shock and restore normal blood flow

• Administering antibiotics

• Performing a blood transfusion

Name one common medication used in the treatment of obstructive shock.

• Vasopressors

• Antibiotics

• Antihistamines

• Antacids

What is the role of oxygen therapy in treating obstructive shock?

• Has no impact on oxygen delivery

• Leads to increased tissue damage

• Improves oxygen delivery to tissues and organs

• Causes further decrease in oxygen delivery

How is fluid resuscitation used in the treatment of obstructive shock?

• To increase blood volume and improve cardiac output.

• To decrease blood volume and reduce cardiac output.

• To stabilize blood volume and have no effect on cardiac output.

• To lower blood pressure and decrease cardiac output.

What is the significance of early intervention in treating obstructive shock?

• Delaying the recovery process and worsening the condition

• Causing more damage to vital organs and decreasing chances of recovery

• Preventing further damage to vital organs and improving chances of recovery

• Having no impact on the outcome of the treatment

What are the potential complications of obstructive shock?

• Improved blood circulation, enhanced tissue repair, and increased lifespan

• Organ failure, tissue damage, and death

• Reduced appetite, weight loss, and fatigue

• Complete recovery, improved health, and increased energy

How does obstructive shock affect the cardiovascular system?

• Has no effect on cardiac output or tissue perfusion

• Reduces cardiac output and causes inadequate tissue perfusion

• Causes excessive tissue perfusion and decreased cardiac output

• Increases cardiac output and improves tissue perfusion

What are the possible complications of using vasoactive medications in obstructive shock?

• Improved pulmonary vascular resistance, improved right ventricular function, and increased cardiac output

• Increased pulmonary vascular resistance, worsening of right ventricular function, and decreased cardiac output

• No impact on pulmonary vascular resistance, right ventricular function, and cardiac output

• Decreased pulmonary vascular resistance, improved right ventricular function, and increased cardiac output

How does obstructive shock impact the respiratory system?

• It improves lung function and increases oxygenation and ventilation

• It has no impact on the respiratory system

• It causes the respiratory system to work more efficiently

• It impairs lung function and decreases oxygenation and ventilation.