Signs of shock in MAP
- Excessive cell/organ damage
- multi system organ failure
- decrease in pH
What signs are these? Two names.
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, Refractory signs
(irreversible)
Which route of administration does the nurse use when giving a mantoux test?
A - Intradermal injection
B - Subcutaneous injection
C - Local implantation
D - Intramuscular injection
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A - Intradermal injection
Which of the following clinical manifestations occur in cardiogenic shock?
A - Skin is dry
B - Quick capillary refill
C - Urine output increases
D - Blood pressure falls
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D - Blood pressure falls
,A client undergoes nasal surgery/ The nurse instructs the client to not blow the nose.
What is the reason for this instruction?
A - Blowing increases intracranial pressure
B - Blowing decreases the clients oxygen supply
C - Blowing encourages bruising and edema
D - Blowing may cause a nasal fracture
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C - Blowing encourages bruising and edema
•_______ _______ is the leading cause of acute illness and hospitalization of young
children. Although the number of hospitalizations seems to have increased the
mortality rate is low.
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viral bronchiolitis
Which blood pressure (BP) reading would result in a pulse pressure indicative of
shock?
A - 130/90
B - 120/90
C - 90/70
, D - 100/60
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C - 90/70
The nurse is caring for the client in the intensive care unit immediately after removal of
the endotracheal tube. Which of the following nursing actions is most important to
complete every hour to ensure that the respiratory system is not compromised?
A - Obtain vital signs
B - Assess capillary refill
C - Auscultate lung sounds
D - Monitor heart rhythm
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C - Auscultate lung sounds
- The most common type of distributive shock
- Results from SIRS (Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome)
- Signs and symptoms: Temp may be ______ at first. Watch for warm flushed skin, __________,
metabolic ________, respiratory ________, too high or too low WBC count, petechial or
purpuric rash.
- High risk for microvascular _______, leading to organ failure and mass hemorrhage
(DIC)
- Sepsis vs. Septic Shock
What type of shock is this?
- Excessive cell/organ damage
- multi system organ failure
- decrease in pH
What signs are these? Two names.
Give this one a try later!
, Refractory signs
(irreversible)
Which route of administration does the nurse use when giving a mantoux test?
A - Intradermal injection
B - Subcutaneous injection
C - Local implantation
D - Intramuscular injection
Give this one a try later!
A - Intradermal injection
Which of the following clinical manifestations occur in cardiogenic shock?
A - Skin is dry
B - Quick capillary refill
C - Urine output increases
D - Blood pressure falls
Give this one a try later!
D - Blood pressure falls
,A client undergoes nasal surgery/ The nurse instructs the client to not blow the nose.
What is the reason for this instruction?
A - Blowing increases intracranial pressure
B - Blowing decreases the clients oxygen supply
C - Blowing encourages bruising and edema
D - Blowing may cause a nasal fracture
Give this one a try later!
C - Blowing encourages bruising and edema
•_______ _______ is the leading cause of acute illness and hospitalization of young
children. Although the number of hospitalizations seems to have increased the
mortality rate is low.
Give this one a try later!
viral bronchiolitis
Which blood pressure (BP) reading would result in a pulse pressure indicative of
shock?
A - 130/90
B - 120/90
C - 90/70
, D - 100/60
Give this one a try later!
C - 90/70
The nurse is caring for the client in the intensive care unit immediately after removal of
the endotracheal tube. Which of the following nursing actions is most important to
complete every hour to ensure that the respiratory system is not compromised?
A - Obtain vital signs
B - Assess capillary refill
C - Auscultate lung sounds
D - Monitor heart rhythm
Give this one a try later!
C - Auscultate lung sounds
- The most common type of distributive shock
- Results from SIRS (Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome)
- Signs and symptoms: Temp may be ______ at first. Watch for warm flushed skin, __________,
metabolic ________, respiratory ________, too high or too low WBC count, petechial or
purpuric rash.
- High risk for microvascular _______, leading to organ failure and mass hemorrhage
(DIC)
- Sepsis vs. Septic Shock
What type of shock is this?
