Summary 203 SHOCK, SEPSIS, MODS HESI EXAM QUESTIONS VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE 2025/2026 RATED A+

203 SHOCK, SEPSIS, MODS HESI
EXAM QUESTIONS VERIFIED
ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE
2025/2026 RATED A+
Shock - CORRECT ANSWERS A widespread, serious reduction of tissue perfusion (lack of O2
and nutrients) that, if prolonged, leads to generalized impairment of cellular function



_____ driving force of blood flow through all organs - CORRECT ANSWERS arterial pressure



Arterial pressure depending on (3) - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. cardiac output

2. peripheral vasomotor tone

3. amount of circulating blood



Those at risk for shock (7) - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. very young and very old

2. Post MI

3. severe dysrhythmias

4. adrenocortical dysfunction

5. recent hemorrhage or blood loss

6. burns

7. massive infection



early signs of shock (3) - CORRECT ANSWERS 1 agitation

2. restlessness

-resulting from cerebral hypoxia

, types of shock (4) - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. hypovolemic

2. cardiogenic

3. Distributive

4. Obstructive



Hypovolemic Shock - CORRECT ANSWERS related to external of internal blood or fluid loss
(MOST COMMON



Hypovolemic shock ex (4) - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. hemorrhage

2. dehydration

3. burn injuries

4. ascites



4 stages of hypovolemic shock (4) - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. initial stage

2. compensatory stage

3. progressive stage

4. irreversible stage



Hypovolemic Shock: stage I (2) - CORRECT ANSWERS INITIAL STAGE

1. blood loss of less than 10%

2. compensatory mechanisms triggered



Hypovolemic Shock: initial stage s/s (4) - CORRECT ANSWERS 1. apprehension and restlessness

2. increased HR, hypotension

3. cool, pale skin