Distributive shock is primarily due to: Inadequate circulating blood volume Inadequate pumping action of the heart...
- Distributive shock is primarily due to:
- Inadequate circulating blood volume
- Inadequate pumping action of the heart
- An increase in the size of the vascular space
- A fluid shift from the vascular space
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In Distributive shock there is disorders permeability of the vascular system, characterized by the fluid shift from the vascular space due to shifting of intravascular fluid volume into the interstitium, causing fever and chills.
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you!
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Please show all work for me to understand, thank
you!
Please use a heart rate of 70.0 beats per minute instead of
7.00 beats per minute shown in the problem.
1) (20pts.) Given the average heart rate of a human is 7.00 beats per minute and the average volume flow of blood pumped out by the heart to the body is 70.0mL/beat. a) Determine the average flow rate for blood in units of milliliters per minute (mL/min). A person suffers...
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