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Froggy Jumps Shock Quiz ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your shock knowledge par Morgan Landry 1 What best defines medical shock in adults? a Inadequate tissue perfusion causing organ dysfunction b Excessive blood pressure with organ overperfusion c Local pain without systemic effects 2 Which type of shock is primarily due to severe blood loss? a Anaphylactic shock b Hypovolemic shock c Neurogenic shock 3 Cardiogenic shock stems from what main problem? a Excessive vessel dilation b Allergic reaction causing swelling c Failed heart to pump effectively 4 Distributive shock is most associated with which condition? a Blockage of blood flow in a major vessel b Excessive heart contractility c Systemic vasodilation reducing effective blood volume 5 Which sign is commonly seen early in shock? a Hyperglycemia b Jaundice c Oliguria (reduced urine output) 6 First-line treatment for many shock patients includes? a Oral hydration b Observation only c Rapid fluid resuscitation 7 Which type involves a blocked blood flow to the lungs or heart? a Hypovolemic shock b Septic shock c Obstructive shock 8 Which lab change is often found in shock? a Metabolic acidosis from poor perfusion b Hypernatremia c Hyperkalemia 9 What is the initial airway management goal in shock? a Secure airway with adequate oxygenation b Withhold oxygen to assess perfusion c Only use nasal cannula 10 Which organ is particularly vulnerable to hypoperfusion in shock? a Kidneys b Skeletal muscle c Liver 11 Which type of shock results from severe blood or fluid loss causing decreased perfusion? a Hypovolemic shock b Distributive shock c Cardiogenic shock 12 Which shock is primarily due to pump failure of the heart? a Hypovolemic shock b Cardiogenic shock c Neurogenic shock 13 Septic shock falls under which broad category of shock? a Distributive shock b Hypovolemic shock c Obstructive shock 14 Anaphylactic shock is a form of which shock category? a Distributive shock b Cardiogenic shock c Hypovolemic shock 15 Neurogenic shock is caused by disruption of which system? a Autonomic nervous system b Cardiac system c Renal system 16 Obstructive shock commonly arises from what obstacle to blood flow? a Myocardial infarction b Sepsis c Circulatory obstruction (e.g., PE, tamponade) 17 Which stage involves adequate blood flow but poor tissue perfusion? a Refractory shock b Decompensated shock c Compensated shock 18 What is a key sign of decompensated shock? a Hypotension with rising lactate b Normal blood pressure c Warm flushed skin 19 Which type of shock is most associated with severe allergic reactions? a Hypovolemic shock b Neurogenic shock c Anaphylactic shock 20 Which intervention is commonly first-line for many shock types to restore perfusion? a Antibiotics only b Fluid resuscitation and supportive care c Immediate surgery 21 Which sign best indicates early compensated shock in a patient? a High blood pressure and warm extremities b Jaundice and dry mucous membranes c Blurred vision and anxiety with cool skin 22 What is the normal systolic BP range most adults should aim to maintain in shock management? a SBP < 90 mmHg b SBP 120-140 mmHg c SBP > 90 mmHg 23 Which heart rate pattern is typical in compensated shock? a Tachycardia with normal or slight blood pressure b Tachypnea with hypotension c Bradycardia with high BP 24 Which color can indicate poor perfusion in shock? a Deep blue skin only on lips b Pale or mottled skin c Flushed, red skin 25 What is a key mental status sign of shock in EMT assessment? a Complete coma b Agitation or anxiety c Euphoria 26 Which fluid therapy is most appropriate initially for a patient in shock without contraindications? a Dextrose 50% b Normal saline bolus c Epinephrine infusion 27 Which type of shock is most likely with severe hemorrhage? a Cardiogenic shock b Hypovolemic shock c Anaphylactic shock 28 Which symptom indicates impending decompensation in shock? a Increased appetite b Decreased level of consciousness c Hyperactivity 29 What assessment finding suggests reduced peripheral perfusion? a Prolonged capillary refill (>2 seconds) b Warm peripheries with strong pulses c Normal capillary refill (<2 seconds) 30 Which action is essential to reassess a shock patient after interventions? a Skip reassessment if stable b Recheck vitals and mental status c Only document once

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Shock Quiz ChallengeVersion en ligne

par Morgan Landry

What best defines medical shock in adults?

Which type of shock is primarily due to severe blood loss?

Cardiogenic shock stems from what main problem?

Distributive shock is most associated with which condition?

Which sign is commonly seen early in shock?

First-line treatment for many shock patients includes?

Which type involves a blocked blood flow to the lungs or heart?

Which lab change is often found in shock?

What is the initial airway management goal in shock?

Which organ is particularly vulnerable to hypoperfusion in shock?

Which type of shock results from severe blood or fluid loss causing decreased perfusion?

Which shock is primarily due to pump failure of the heart?

Septic shock falls under which broad category of shock?

Anaphylactic shock is a form of which shock category?

Neurogenic shock is caused by disruption of which system?

Obstructive shock commonly arises from what obstacle to blood flow?

Which stage involves adequate blood flow but poor tissue perfusion?

What is a key sign of decompensated shock?

Which type of shock is most associated with severe allergic reactions?

Which intervention is commonly first-line for many shock types to restore perfusion?

Which sign best indicates early compensated shock in a patient?

What is the normal systolic BP range most adults should aim to maintain in shock management?

Which heart rate pattern is typical in compensated shock?

Which color can indicate poor perfusion in shock?

What is a key mental status sign of shock in EMT assessment?

Which fluid therapy is most appropriate initially for a patient in shock without contraindications?

Which type of shock is most likely with severe hemorrhage?

Which symptom indicates impending decompensation in shock?

What assessment finding suggests reduced peripheral perfusion?

Which action is essential to reassess a shock patient after interventions?