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Froggy Jumps 206 Exam 4 Practice 4Online version MedSurg by Breanna 1 What is the main issue in shock? a Excess oxygen delivery b Inadequate tissue oxygen delivery c Overhydration of tissues 2 Name one common type of distributive shock. a Obstructive shock b Hypovolemic shock c Septic shock 3 Which stage of shock involves organ damage and poor response to therapy? a Irreversible b Decompensation c Compensation 4 What triggers the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system in shock? a Volume depletion b Increased oxygen delivery c Excess fluid intake 5 Which sign is common in early shock? a Bradycardia b Tachycardia c Hypotension only 6 What does ARDS primarily affect? a Kidney filtration b Lung gas exchange and compliance c Heart valves 7 DIC stands for what? a Diffuse Intracardiac Clotting b Direct Ischemic Coagulation c Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation 8 In ARDS, what is often needed for treatment? a No respiratory support b Mechanical ventilation c Antibiotics only 9 Which lab shows oxygen delivery issues in shock? a ABG or O2 saturation b Creatinine clearance c ALT/AST 10 Which fluid is preferred in initial shock management? a Dextrose 5% b Pure albumin c Lactated Ringer's or normal saline 11 Which vasopressor is commonly used in shock? a Dopamine only with no role b Norepinephrine c Adenosine 12 What is a hallmark of septic shock? a Severe vasodilation and hypotension b Hypervolemia without hypotension c Vasoconstriction only 13 What does SIRS stand for? a Systemic Integrated Risk Scale b Severe Infectious Response System c Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome 14 Which criterion is NOT part of SIRS? a Tachycardia b Fever or hypothermia c Normal WBC 15 In DIC, what happens to clotting factors? a Increased production b Used up, leading to bleeding c No change 16 Which organ failure is typical of progressive shock? a hair follicles b Spleen only c Liver, kidneys, heart, brain 17 What is a key diagnostic for ARDS? a PaO2/FiO2 ratio and CXR infiltrates b Elevated bilirubin c Low blood glucose 18 Which condition often accompanies ARDS? a Pulmonary edema b Hepatic failure c Renal stones 19 What is a major nursing priority in shock care? a Promote perfusion and ventilation b Reduce fluids drastically c Avoid monitoring I&O 20 Which device aids cardiac output in shock? a IABP or VAD b CPAP only c Dialysis machine 21 Which electrolyte or acid-base issue is common in shock? a Metabolic alkalosis b Hypernatremia only c Metabolic acidosis 22 In DIC, what might be seen on nursing assessment? a No bleeding signs b Dry skin only c Petechiae or oozing 23 Which pressure is monitored in shock patients? a Cranial pressure only b Intraocular pressure c Central venous pressure (CVP) 24 Which statement about hypovolemic shock is true? a Due to decreased circulating volume b Excess fluid volume c Hypervolemia is protective 25 Which condition often triggers neurogenic shock? a Autonomic nervous system disruption b Hyperthermia only c Excess coffee intake 26 What does MAP help assess in shock? a Neurological function alone b Organ perfusion c Lung reserve 27 Which symptom suggests worsening shock? a Decreased urine output b Gleaming skin c Increased appetite 28 What is the goal of DIC treatment? a Ignore bleeding risk b Treat cause and replace blood products as needed c Stop all fluids 29 Which organ failure is a hallmark of irreversible shock? a Multiple organ failure b Isolated kidney failure c Isolated liver failure 30 What is a common ARDS sign on exam? a Bradycardia with hypertension b Normal oxygen levels c Tachypnea with hypoxemia 31 What type of shock is often hemorrhagic? a Anaphylactic shock b Neurogenic shock c Hypovolemic shock 32 Which management step is NOT typical in ARDS? a PEEP adjustments b Low tidal volumes with permissive hypercapnia c High tidal volumes 33 Which fluid change helps minimize acidosis in shock? a Dextrose solution b Normal saline only c Lactated Ringer's preferred

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206 Exam 4 Practice 4Online version

by Breanna

What is the main issue in shock?

Name one common type of distributive shock.

Which stage of shock involves organ damage and poor response to therapy?

What triggers the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system in shock?

Which sign is common in early shock?

What does ARDS primarily affect?

DIC stands for what?

In ARDS, what is often needed for treatment?

Which lab shows oxygen delivery issues in shock?

Which fluid is preferred in initial shock management?

Which vasopressor is commonly used in shock?

What is a hallmark of septic shock?

What does SIRS stand for?

Which criterion is NOT part of SIRS?

In DIC, what happens to clotting factors?

Which organ failure is typical of progressive shock?

What is a key diagnostic for ARDS?

Which condition often accompanies ARDS?

What is a major nursing priority in shock care?

Which device aids cardiac output in shock?

Which electrolyte or acid-base issue is common in shock?

In DIC, what might be seen on nursing assessment?

Which pressure is monitored in shock patients?

Which statement about hypovolemic shock is true?

Which condition often triggers neurogenic shock?

What does MAP help assess in shock?

Which symptom suggests worsening shock?

What is the goal of DIC treatment?

Which organ failure is a hallmark of irreversible shock?

What is a common ARDS sign on exam?

What type of shock is often hemorrhagic?

Which management step is NOT typical in ARDS?

Which fluid change helps minimize acidosis in shock?