Shock, Head Injuires and Stroke

Question 1

bleeding and fluid loss (results in increased system vascular resistance)

Answer 1

Hypervolemic

Question 2

widespread dilation of blood vessels. (From septic, neurogenic, anaphylactic, and psychogenic)

Answer 2

Disruptive

Question 3

slowly or gradually show symptoms because of venous bleeding

Answer 3

Subdural hematoma

Question 4

bleeding between the skull and Dura matter (internal bleeding). Rapid onset of symptoms

Answer 4

Epidural hematoma

Question 5

high energy trauma (bleeding from the ear, battle signs, or raccoon eyes)

Answer 5

Basilar skull fracture

Question 6

mild head injury without blood. (GCS of 14 or 15 with confusion)

Answer 6

Concussion

Question 7

ICP

Answer 7

fixed and dilated pupils, abnormal respirations, widening pulse pressure and bradycardia.

Question 8

Ischemic stroke

Answer 8

treatment within 3 hours and a maximum of 6.

Question 9

absence of sweating below the level of injury, bradycardia, hypotension, and warm skin below the level of injury.

Answer 9

Neurogenic shock

Question 10

Jugular vein distension can occur in which type of shock

Answer 10

Obstructive shock

Question 11

Skull fractures

Answer 11

Depressed, linear, basilar.

Question 12

Hallmark for neurogenic shock

Answer 12

Warm dry skin

Hypotension and bradycardia