Quiz: Shock Mastery Quiz


Shock Mastery QuizOnline version Test your shock knowledge. by Summer Hooper 1 Which stage of shock is described as the stage when mechanisms fail to sustain a systolic BP above 90 mm Hg? a Compensatory b Progressive c Refractory d Early 2 A client with SBP <80 mm Hg, rapid shallow respirations, HR >150, and urine output 20 ml/hr is in which stage of shock? a Irreversible b Compensatory c Progressive d Early 3 Which vasoactive drug reduces preload and afterload and decreases myocardial oxygen demand? a Norepinephrine b Nitroprusside (Nipride) c Epinephrine d Dopamine 4 An immunosuppressed patient is at greatest risk for which type of shock? a Septic b Cardiogenic c Neurogenic d Anaphylactic 5 Which colloid is used to treat tissue hypoperfusion due to hemorrhage? a Dextran b Plasma c Hetastarch d Albumin 6 Which patient in shock would exhibit elevated leukocyte count and fever with warm, flushed skin? a A patient with pure hypovolemia b A patient with neurogenic shock c A patient with an overwhelming bacterial infection d A patient with anaphylaxis 7 Which type of shock is most likely in an elderly patient with extensive cardiovascular disease? a Cardiogenic b Hypovolemic c Anaphylactic d Septic 8 Which vasodilator is used in the treatment of cardiogenic shock? a Dopamine b Nitroglycerin (Tridil) c Epinephrine d Norepinephrine 9 Which positioning strategy should be used for a patient diagnosed with hypovolemic shock? a Modified Trendelenburg b Head-down full Trendelenburg c Supine with legs raised d Left lateral decubitus 10 Which type of shock occurs from an antigen-antibody response? a Neurogenic b Cardiogenic c Anaphylactic d Septic

1

Which stage of shock is described as the stage when mechanisms fail to sustain a systolic BP above 90 mm Hg?

a

Compensatory

b

Progressive

c

Refractory

d

Early

2

A client with SBP <80 mm Hg, rapid shallow respirations, HR >150, and urine output 20 ml/hr is in which stage of shock?

a

Irreversible

b

Compensatory

c

Progressive

d

Early

3

Which vasoactive drug reduces preload and afterload and decreases myocardial oxygen demand?

a

Norepinephrine

b

Nitroprusside (Nipride)

c

Epinephrine

d

Dopamine

4

An immunosuppressed patient is at greatest risk for which type of shock?

a

Septic

b

Cardiogenic

c

Neurogenic

d

Anaphylactic

5

Which colloid is used to treat tissue hypoperfusion due to hemorrhage?

a

Dextran

b

Plasma

c

Hetastarch

d

Albumin

6

Which patient in shock would exhibit elevated leukocyte count and fever with warm, flushed skin?

a

A patient with pure hypovolemia

b

A patient with neurogenic shock

c

A patient with an overwhelming bacterial infection

d

A patient with anaphylaxis

7

Which type of shock is most likely in an elderly patient with extensive cardiovascular disease?

a

Cardiogenic

b

Hypovolemic

c

Anaphylactic

d

Septic

8

Which vasodilator is used in the treatment of cardiogenic shock?

a

Dopamine

b

Nitroglycerin (Tridil)

c

Epinephrine

d

Norepinephrine

9

Which positioning strategy should be used for a patient diagnosed with hypovolemic shock?

a

Modified Trendelenburg

b

Head-down full Trendelenburg

c

Supine with legs raised

d

Left lateral decubitus

10

Which type of shock occurs from an antigen-antibody response?

a

Neurogenic

b

Cardiogenic

c

Anaphylactic

d

Septic

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Shock Mastery QuizOnline version

by Summer Hooper

Which stage of shock is described as the stage when mechanisms fail to sustain a systolic BP above 90 mm Hg?

A client with SBP <80 mm Hg, rapid shallow respirations, HR >150, and urine output 20 ml/hr is in which stage of shock?

Which vasoactive drug reduces preload and afterload and decreases myocardial oxygen demand?

An immunosuppressed patient is at greatest risk for which type of shock?

Which colloid is used to treat tissue hypoperfusion due to hemorrhage?

Which patient in shock would exhibit elevated leukocyte count and fever with warm, flushed skin?

Which type of shock is most likely in an elderly patient with extensive cardiovascular disease?

Which vasodilator is used in the treatment of cardiogenic shock?

Which positioning strategy should be used for a patient diagnosed with hypovolemic shock?

Which type of shock occurs from an antigen-antibody response?

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