Question 1
When discussing hemorrhagic shock with a nursing class, which statement by a student indicates to the nurse educator that additional teaching is required?
◦ Blood loss into the abdominal cavity can lead to hypovolemic shock.
◦ Hemorrhagic shock symptoms include tachycardia, dyspnea, and hypotension.
◦ Septic shock is more common than hemorrhagic shock due to nosocomial infections.
◦ When fluids shift into the interstitial spaces, the loss of vascular fluids can lead to hypovolemic shock.
Question 2
When managing shock, which statement is incorrect when comparing the level or classification of shock to the drug treatment?
◦ Class II—treated with isotonic fluids
◦ Class III—treated with isotonic fluids and blood products
◦ Class IV—treated with blood and fluids
◦ Class I—treated with blood products
Classification of Ismchmic heart disease
Classification of hypothermia
Types of Etiology of Shock
Sea-Level Rise
Incorrect body alignment with back bent and head forward.
Classification of Drugs