AMR Test Exam with Accurate Solutions
Cardiogenic shock - correct answer-Caused by ineffective pump function of the heart
A decline of what part of the heart causes cardiogenic shock? - correct answer-40% of
the left ventricle is lost
Obstructive shock - correct answer-Results from a condition that obstructs forward
blood flow
Obstructive shock
What are diseases that can lead to obstructive shock? - correct answer-Pneumothorax,
pericardial tamponade, pulminary embolism (clot)
Metabolic or Respiratory shock - correct answer-The inability for oxygen to diffuse into
the blood, be carried by hemoglobin, off load at the cell or be used effectively by the cell
for metabolism
Metabolic or Respiratory shock:
What is common in preventing cells from using oxygen? - correct answer-Poisons
Metabolic or Respiratory shock:
Carbon monixide poisoning - correct answer-Interferes with the ability of hemoglobin to
carry oxygen
Hypovolemic shock - correct answer-Shock that is caused by low blood volume or loss
of fluids
Hypovolemic shock:
Hermorrhage - correct answer-A loss of whole blood and is the most common cause of
hypovolemic shock.
Hypovolemic shock:
Nonhemorrhagic shock - correct answer-Fluid loss from burns or dehydration
Distributive shock - correct answer-results from excessive vasodilation and the impaired
distribution of blood flow.
, Distributive shock:
Anaphylactic shock - correct answer-Is caused by an allergic reaction
Distributive shock:
Septic shock - correct answer-Results from an infection that releases bacteria or toxins
in the blood causing the vessels throughout the body to dilate and become permeable
Distributive shock
Neurogenic shock - correct answer-Is caused by a spinal injury which causes the
vessels to dilate and results in poor perfusion
APGAR
What does the A stand for? - correct answer-Appearance
APGAR
How many points are awarded if the babies entire body is blue or pale? - correct
answer-0
APGAR
How many points are awarded if the newborn has blue hands and feet with pink sikin at
the core of the body? - correct answer-1
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How many points are awarded if the entire body of the baby is pink? - correct answer-2
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What does the P stand for? - correct answer-Pulse
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How many points are awarded for no pulse - correct answer-0
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How many points are awarded if there is a pulse of less than 100? - correct answer-1
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Cardiogenic shock - correct answer-Caused by ineffective pump function of the heart
A decline of what part of the heart causes cardiogenic shock? - correct answer-40% of
the left ventricle is lost
Obstructive shock - correct answer-Results from a condition that obstructs forward
blood flow
Obstructive shock
What are diseases that can lead to obstructive shock? - correct answer-Pneumothorax,
pericardial tamponade, pulminary embolism (clot)
Metabolic or Respiratory shock - correct answer-The inability for oxygen to diffuse into
the blood, be carried by hemoglobin, off load at the cell or be used effectively by the cell
for metabolism
Metabolic or Respiratory shock:
What is common in preventing cells from using oxygen? - correct answer-Poisons
Metabolic or Respiratory shock:
Carbon monixide poisoning - correct answer-Interferes with the ability of hemoglobin to
carry oxygen
Hypovolemic shock - correct answer-Shock that is caused by low blood volume or loss
of fluids
Hypovolemic shock:
Hermorrhage - correct answer-A loss of whole blood and is the most common cause of
hypovolemic shock.
Hypovolemic shock:
Nonhemorrhagic shock - correct answer-Fluid loss from burns or dehydration
Distributive shock - correct answer-results from excessive vasodilation and the impaired
distribution of blood flow.
, Distributive shock:
Anaphylactic shock - correct answer-Is caused by an allergic reaction
Distributive shock:
Septic shock - correct answer-Results from an infection that releases bacteria or toxins
in the blood causing the vessels throughout the body to dilate and become permeable
Distributive shock
Neurogenic shock - correct answer-Is caused by a spinal injury which causes the
vessels to dilate and results in poor perfusion
APGAR
What does the A stand for? - correct answer-Appearance
APGAR
How many points are awarded if the babies entire body is blue or pale? - correct
answer-0
APGAR
How many points are awarded if the newborn has blue hands and feet with pink sikin at
the core of the body? - correct answer-1
APGAR
How many points are awarded if the entire body of the baby is pink? - correct answer-2
APGAR
What does the P stand for? - correct answer-Pulse
APGAR
How many points are awarded for no pulse - correct answer-0
APGAR
How many points are awarded if there is a pulse of less than 100? - correct answer-1
APGAR
