ITLS 9th Edition – Questions With Precise Solutions
4 component of perfusion Right Ans - adequate volume, air,
intact/functioning vascular system and working pump
Hypovolemic shock Right Ans - inadequate fluid volume in the vascular
system
High space hypovolemic shock Right Ans - caused by a spinal injury or drug
overdose
Mechanical shock Right Ans - preventing the filling of the heart or
obstructing blood flow
Cardiogenic shock Right Ans - Shock caused by inadequate function of the
heart, or pump failure.
Neurogenic shock Right Ans - blood flow stopped from a cervical/thoracic
spinal injury
Septic shock Right Ans - blood flow to organs become impaired from
infection
Pulmonary contusion Right Ans - hemorrhage into lung parenchyma and is
secondary to blunt trauma
Cardiac Contusion Right Ans - a bruise to the heart wall caused by severe
blunt trauma to the chest where the heart is violently compressed between
the sternum and the spinal column
Cardiac tamponade Right Ans - Compression of the heart as the result of
buildup of blood or other fluid in the pericardial sac, leading to decreased
cardiac output.
Tension pneumothorax Right Ans - a type of pneumothorax in which air
that enters the chest cavity is prevented from escaping
Simple pneumothorax Right Ans - a non-expanding collection of air around
the lung.
4 component of perfusion Right Ans - adequate volume, air,
intact/functioning vascular system and working pump
Hypovolemic shock Right Ans - inadequate fluid volume in the vascular
system
High space hypovolemic shock Right Ans - caused by a spinal injury or drug
overdose
Mechanical shock Right Ans - preventing the filling of the heart or
obstructing blood flow
Cardiogenic shock Right Ans - Shock caused by inadequate function of the
heart, or pump failure.
Neurogenic shock Right Ans - blood flow stopped from a cervical/thoracic
spinal injury
Septic shock Right Ans - blood flow to organs become impaired from
infection
Pulmonary contusion Right Ans - hemorrhage into lung parenchyma and is
secondary to blunt trauma
Cardiac Contusion Right Ans - a bruise to the heart wall caused by severe
blunt trauma to the chest where the heart is violently compressed between
the sternum and the spinal column
Cardiac tamponade Right Ans - Compression of the heart as the result of
buildup of blood or other fluid in the pericardial sac, leading to decreased
cardiac output.
Tension pneumothorax Right Ans - a type of pneumothorax in which air
that enters the chest cavity is prevented from escaping
Simple pneumothorax Right Ans - a non-expanding collection of air around
the lung.
