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shock causes a ______ in tissue perfusion
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reduction
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with shock there is inadequate ____ at the cellular level
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oxygenation
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types of shock
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Septic
Hypovolemic Obstructive (mechanical) Cardiogenic Anaphalactik |
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stages of shock
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compensatory
decompensation irreversible |
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____ stage is where mechanisms are activiated to maintain blood pressure
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compensatory
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______ stage is where mechanisms fail to maintain adequate circulation and organs are _____ of oxygen
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decompensation
deprived |
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conditions deteriorate rapidly this stage is called
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irreversible stage
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hemorrhagic shock is an example of _______ shock and can be _____ or _____
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Hypovolemic
Internal External |
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conditions of hypovolemic shocks which are non-hemorrhagic are _____, _____, ____
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burns (evaporation)
dehydration (vomiting, heat) renal loss (diuretics) |
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non-epinephrine and epinephrine are examples of _____ released during shock. They are ______
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catecholamines
vasoconstrictors |
