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Froggy Jumps Quiz on ShockOnline version Test your knowledge of shock basics. by Punithavathi Inbanathan 1 Which is the most common type of shock in bleeding injuries? a Hypovolemic shock b Distributive shock c Cardiogenic shock 2 Which sign is commonly seen in shock? a Dry, sunken eyes b Cold, clammy skin c Warm, flushed skin 3 First-line fluid used in many shock resuscitations? a Distilled water b Hypertonic saline only c Isotonic crystalloids (e.g., normal saline) 4 Target mean arterial pressure to aim for in septic shock? a MAP < 50 mmHg b MAP > 65 mmHg c MAP > 90 mmHg 5 Obstructive shock can be caused by which condition? a Asthma b Septicemia c Cardiac tamponade 6 Distributive shock includes which conditions? a Septic, anaphylactic, neurogenic shock b Cardiogenic shock exclusively c Hypovolemic and obstructive only 7 Cardiogenic shock mainly features which issue? a Overhydration without perfusion loss b Excessive urine production c Reduced cardiac output 8 Which parameter helps assess perfusion status? a Hair color b Eye color c Urine output 9 When should vasopressors be added in shock management? a If MAP remains <65 mmHg after fluids b Only after 24 hours per protocol c As soon as symptoms start, before fluids 10 What is the primary problem in hypovolemic shock? a Vascular dilation causing high BP b Increased heart rate only c Decreased intravascular volume 11 Which is a common cause of hypovolemic shock? a Massive hemorrhage b Viral infection c Allergic reaction 12 Which sign is commonly seen early in hypovolemic shock? a Hyperactivity b Bradycardia c Tachycardia 13 What is a typical skin finding in hypovolemic shock? a Cool, clammy skin b Swollen red skin c Hot and flushed skin 14 First-line fluid resuscitation in adults is usually? a Lactated Ringer's or normal saline b Pure water c Dextrose 5% 15 What infusion rate target is commonly used in initial resuscitation (rule of thumb)? a 30 mL/kg crystalloids b 5 mL/kg c 100 mL/hour 16 Which vital sign typically worsens with progression of hypovolemia? a Respiratory rate only b Temperature c Blood pressure 17 In severe cases, what may be required beyond crystalloids? a Blood products b Diuretics c Antibiotics 18 Which symptom indicates poor tissue perfusion? a Excessive sweating only b Clear consciousness c Altered mental status 19 Which scenario best describes hypovolemic shock management? a Give only pain meds and observe b Stop the source of fluid loss, start fluids, monitor closely c Give diuretics to reduce volume

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by Punithavathi Inbanathan

Which is the most common type of shock in bleeding injuries?

Which sign is commonly seen in shock?

First-line fluid used in many shock resuscitations?

Target mean arterial pressure to aim for in septic shock?

Obstructive shock can be caused by which condition?

Distributive shock includes which conditions?

Cardiogenic shock mainly features which issue?

Which parameter helps assess perfusion status?

When should vasopressors be added in shock management?

What is the primary problem in hypovolemic shock?

Which is a common cause of hypovolemic shock?

Which sign is commonly seen early in hypovolemic shock?

What is a typical skin finding in hypovolemic shock?

First-line fluid resuscitation in adults is usually?

What infusion rate target is commonly used in initial resuscitation (rule of thumb)?

Which vital sign typically worsens with progression of hypovolemia?

In severe cases, what may be required beyond crystalloids?

Which symptom indicates poor tissue perfusion?

Which scenario best describes hypovolemic shock management?