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WorksheetsFirst Aid Poisoning and Shock
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 14mins
hypoperfusion, signs and symptoms associated with inadequate supply of blood to body organs
hemorrhage
shock
triage
diaphoresis
excessive perspiration
diaphoresis
cyanotic
shock
triage
When the patient's lips are blue in color this is called
shock
Third degree burn
Cyanosis
smoker
This type of shock is caused by an acute infection
septic
cardiogenic
metabolic
anaphylactic
This type of shock is when the heart cannot pump the blood effectively because the heart muscle is damaged
septic
cardiogenic
metabolic
hemorrhagic
This type of shock occurs when there is severe bleeding and a decrease in blood volume
septic
cardiogenic
metabolic
hemorrhagic
the type of shock occurs with a loss of body fluid that causes a disruption in normal acid-base balance of body (ex. severe burns)
septic
cardiogenic
metabolic
anaphylactic
This type of shock occurs with an allergic reaction causes body to release histamine
septic
cardiogenic
metabolic
anaphylactic
What is the first thing to do when a victim swallows a poison?
have them vomit
call poison control
throw poison away
call there family
When using an epi pen you should hold the injection in place for how long?
5 seconds
10 seconds
15 seconds
3 seconds
Usually caused by an allergic reaction or poisoning
hemolytic shock
anaphylactic shock
hemorrhagic shock
cardiogenic shock
The best position for treating shock
place victim on their side with feet elevated 12 inches
place victim on back with knees propped up and feet flat on ground
place victim flat on back with feet elevated 12 inches
place victim on side with head raised 12 inches
Type of poisoning that occurs when something harmful as been swallowed
Inhalation
Injection
Contact
Ingestion
Type of poisoning that occurs when something harmful as been swallowed
Inhalation
Injection
Contact
Ingestion
Spider bites, insect bites, snake bites
Inhalation poisoning
Injection poisoning
Contact poisoning
Ingestion poisoning
Shock is also called
hyperanemia
hypersecretion
hypoperfusion
hypocalemia
Signs/symptoms of shock
cyanosis
diaphoresis
rapid, weak pulse
All of the above
