Chapter 12 & 13

Question 1

The category of shock seen in patients that have suffered a big heart attack is:

Answer 1

Cardiogenic

Question 2

What type of shock is also known as “warm shock”?

Question 3

Be able to define shock

Question 4

What three things make up the cardiovascular system

Question 5

What does systolic and diastolic blood pressure represent

Question 6

How do you calculate a patient’s pulse pressure

Question 7

What are the differences between arteries, veins, and capillaries?

Question 8

What occurs in the body when it attempts to compensate for shock

Question 9

Be able to identify the three types of shock

Hypovolemic
(non-hemorrhage and hemorrhage)

Cardiogenic

Distributive
(Anaphylactic, Neurogenic “warm shock”, Septic)

Obstructive
(Tension pneumothorax, pericardial, tamponade, pulmonary embolism)

Respiratory/Metabolic

Question 10

What is the difference between compensate, decompensated and irreversible shock?

Question 11

What are the normal signs and symptoms of shock?

Question 12

What are the signs/symptoms of neurogenic shock

Question 13

What is the treatment for shock?

Question 14

Know the different compensation/ventilation rates for CPR for the following age groups

Adults (1 & 2 healthcare provider CPR)
Child (1 & 2 healthcare provider CPR)
Infant (1 & 2 healthcare provider CPR)

Question 15

What is the compression rate for chest compressions?

Question 16

No, the different depths of chest compressions for the different age groups

Question 17

What is ECG rhythms will an AED shock?

Question 18

Know the procedures for a partial and complete foreign body airway obstruction for the different age groups

Question 19

What are the correct rate of rescue breathing for the different age groups?