LEVEL 3 RNSG 2213 REVIEW FOR EXAM 3
ACTUAL TEST PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS
ANSWERS SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Shock Treatment. Answer: 1. Open and maintain the airway.
2. Provide high-flow oxygen and as needed, provide bag-mask-
assisted ventilations.
3. Control all obvious external bleeding.
4. Place the patient in the shock position or, if on a backboard or
stretcher, in the Trendelenburg's position.
5. Maintain body temperature with blankets.
6. Transport.
◉ Types of shock. Answer: Hypovolemic: Caused by decreased fluid
volume from bleeding, vomiting, diarrhea, or by loss of fluid as a
result of surgery, trauma, or burns.
Cardiogenic: Poor heart function that results from various
cardiovascular abnormalities.
Neurogenic: Nervous system failure.
, Septic shock: Results from Severe Infection. Toxins from
microorganisms cause a loss of fluid. Often seen in patients with a
wound or Urinary Infection.
Anaphylactic shock:
◉ Causes of shock. Answer: Severe loss of blood, intense pain,
extensive trauma, burns, poisons, emotional stress, extreme heat,
allergic reaction.
◉ S/S of shock. Answer: Hypotension
Rapid, shallow respirations
Rapid weak pulse
Oliguria (and if they do pee its high specific gravity)
Cool, clammy skin, cyanosis, decreased cap refill
◉ Burns. Answer: Leading cause of accidental injuries; Initial
assessment is to stop the burning; Tissue damage as a result of heat.
◉ Degrees of burns. Answer: 1. First Degree (Superficial): involving
only the epidermis, the skin turns red and painful but does not
blister or burn into lower layers.
2. Second Degree (Partial-Thickness): involving the epidermis and
part of the dermis, but not injuring the subcutaneous layer or
ACTUAL TEST PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS
ANSWERS SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
◉ Shock Treatment. Answer: 1. Open and maintain the airway.
2. Provide high-flow oxygen and as needed, provide bag-mask-
assisted ventilations.
3. Control all obvious external bleeding.
4. Place the patient in the shock position or, if on a backboard or
stretcher, in the Trendelenburg's position.
5. Maintain body temperature with blankets.
6. Transport.
◉ Types of shock. Answer: Hypovolemic: Caused by decreased fluid
volume from bleeding, vomiting, diarrhea, or by loss of fluid as a
result of surgery, trauma, or burns.
Cardiogenic: Poor heart function that results from various
cardiovascular abnormalities.
Neurogenic: Nervous system failure.
, Septic shock: Results from Severe Infection. Toxins from
microorganisms cause a loss of fluid. Often seen in patients with a
wound or Urinary Infection.
Anaphylactic shock:
◉ Causes of shock. Answer: Severe loss of blood, intense pain,
extensive trauma, burns, poisons, emotional stress, extreme heat,
allergic reaction.
◉ S/S of shock. Answer: Hypotension
Rapid, shallow respirations
Rapid weak pulse
Oliguria (and if they do pee its high specific gravity)
Cool, clammy skin, cyanosis, decreased cap refill
◉ Burns. Answer: Leading cause of accidental injuries; Initial
assessment is to stop the burning; Tissue damage as a result of heat.
◉ Degrees of burns. Answer: 1. First Degree (Superficial): involving
only the epidermis, the skin turns red and painful but does not
blister or burn into lower layers.
2. Second Degree (Partial-Thickness): involving the epidermis and
part of the dermis, but not injuring the subcutaneous layer or
