Emergency Care - 14th Edition,
Chapter 6-10 COMPLETE
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,1) For life to be Answer: D
maintained, a A) INCORRECT. The term
balance of hypoperfusion refers to
oxygen and inadequate delivery of oxygen and
carbon dioxide nutrients to body tissues.
is needed. The B) INCORRECT. The condition of
condition when having higher than normal levels of
oxygen levels carbon dioxide in the blood is
are low is called hypercapnia.
called: C) INCORRECT. A breathing rate
A) that is too rapid to maintain proper
hypoperfusion. carbon dioxide levels is called
B) hypercapnia. hyperventilation.
C) D) CORRECT. The brain and body
hyperventilation cells need a steady supply of
. oxygen to accomplish the tasks of
D) hypoxia. everyday living. Low levels of
oxygen, or hypoxia, will disrupt
Page Ref: 243 normal function.
Objective: 10.3
,2) What are the Answer: B
signs of A) INCORRECT. A patient with
hypoxia? hypoxia will not present with
A) Warm dry warm, dry skin and hypertension.
skin, difficulty B) CORRECT. Hypoxia will cause
breathing, and the patient's skin to have an ashen,
hypertension bluish appearance and the
B) Cyanosis patient's mental status will be
(blue or gray severely impaired.
skin) and C) INCORRECT. Hypoxia is the
deterioration of result of inadequate breathing and
the patient's perfusion, not the cause of it.
mental status D) INCORRECT. Irreversible shock
C) Disease caused by lack of blood is not the
process that definition of hypoxia, nor is it a
robs the patient sign of it.
of adequate
breathing and
perfusion
D) Irreversible
shock caused
by the lack of
blood flowing
to the vital
organs like the
brain and heart
, brain and heart
Page Ref: 250
Objective: 10.4
Chapter 6-10 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |
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Terms in this set (228)
,1) For life to be Answer: D
maintained, a A) INCORRECT. The term
balance of hypoperfusion refers to
oxygen and inadequate delivery of oxygen and
carbon dioxide nutrients to body tissues.
is needed. The B) INCORRECT. The condition of
condition when having higher than normal levels of
oxygen levels carbon dioxide in the blood is
are low is called hypercapnia.
called: C) INCORRECT. A breathing rate
A) that is too rapid to maintain proper
hypoperfusion. carbon dioxide levels is called
B) hypercapnia. hyperventilation.
C) D) CORRECT. The brain and body
hyperventilation cells need a steady supply of
. oxygen to accomplish the tasks of
D) hypoxia. everyday living. Low levels of
oxygen, or hypoxia, will disrupt
Page Ref: 243 normal function.
Objective: 10.3
,2) What are the Answer: B
signs of A) INCORRECT. A patient with
hypoxia? hypoxia will not present with
A) Warm dry warm, dry skin and hypertension.
skin, difficulty B) CORRECT. Hypoxia will cause
breathing, and the patient's skin to have an ashen,
hypertension bluish appearance and the
B) Cyanosis patient's mental status will be
(blue or gray severely impaired.
skin) and C) INCORRECT. Hypoxia is the
deterioration of result of inadequate breathing and
the patient's perfusion, not the cause of it.
mental status D) INCORRECT. Irreversible shock
C) Disease caused by lack of blood is not the
process that definition of hypoxia, nor is it a
robs the patient sign of it.
of adequate
breathing and
perfusion
D) Irreversible
shock caused
by the lack of
blood flowing
to the vital
organs like the
brain and heart
, brain and heart
Page Ref: 250
Objective: 10.4
