Shock

Which type of shock features decreased urine output, thirst, increased (dehydration) or decreased (blood loss) Hgb/Hct, and decreased pH?

Which type of shock features fluids volume remaining normal and direct pump failure?

Which type of shock features bronchospasms, loss of vessel tone, decreased CO and BP, and flushing?

Which type of shock features cool extremities, fever >101F, palpitations, and SIRS?

Which type of shock features flushed warm skin that later gets cold and clammy, lack of full consciousness, and needs immediate immbolization?

Which type of shock features cardiac function decreased by noncardiac factors (indirect pump failure)?

What are basic interventions for shock? SATA

Lab values related to hypovolemic shock include... SATA

What is the priority problem for hypovolemic shock?

The purpose of surgical interventions for hypovolemic shock is...

Which stage of shock includes non-responsive to treatment, <5mL urine output, low BP despite meds and fluids.

Which stage of shock includes trigger of sympathetic system, RR high 20's or low 30's, and delayed cap refill.

Which stage of shock includes hypotension, confusion, lactic acidosis, MODS

Which stage of shock includes mild tachycardia, mild tachypnea, BP normal, anxiety of unknown cause.

Delayed epinephrine is a major factor in fatal outcomes of anaphylaxis, we need to

1 hour sepsis bundle includes... SATA

MEWS score: RR 15, HR 105, SBP 73, Alert, Temp of 38.4, and urine 70mL/hr

MEWS score: RR 22, HR 120, SBP 81, Responds to pain, Temp 38.7, Urine 20mL/hr