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EMT STUDENT WORKBOOK (CHAPTER 12) SHOCK AND RESUSCITATION | COMPLETE SOLUTION | GRADED A+ Shock - Hypoperfusion (487) Perfusion - Sufficient circulation to meet cell needs (487) Sphincter - Regular blood flow in capillaries (489) Autonomic nervous system - regulates involuntar...

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Shock - Hypoperfusion (487)

Perfusion - Sufficient circulation to meet cell needs (487)

Sphincter - Regular blood flow in capillaries (489)

Autonomic nervous system - regulates involuntary functions of the body, heart and
blood vessels, reparation, muscles of eye, etc. (489)

Blood pressure - Provides a rough measure of perfusion (489)

Anaphalaxis - severe allergic reaction that causes airways to tighten and blood vessels
to leak (494)

Septic shock - Severe infections cause blood vessels to dilate (493)

Syncope - Fainting (494)

Compensated shock - The early stage of shock, in which the body can still compensate
for blood loss. (496)

What is a good definition of shock? - A state of collapse and failure of the
cardiovascular system (487)

Blood flow through the capillary beds is regulated by - Capillary sphincters (489)

The autonomic nervous system regulates functions such as - Digestion (489)

Regulation of blood flow is determines by - Cellular need (489)

Patients in cardiogenic shock should not receive - Nitroglycerine (500)

The action of hormones such as epinephrine and norepinephrine stimulates _____ to
maintain pressure in the system and, as a result, perfusion of all vital organs. - An
increase in the strength of cardiac contractions (490)

Which of the following is not a basic cause of shock?
A) Poor pump function.

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