Question

1. Mr. Simpson's extracellular fluid volume deficit occurred as a result of which primary mechanism? A. Decreased intake of fluids and electrolytes B. Excessive loss of blood and fluids C. Shifts of fluids and electrolytes into nonaccessible areas 2. Which of Mr. Simpson's signs are the result of compensatory mechanisms directed at maintaining cardiac output? A. Increased heart rate and oliguria B. Decreased blood pressure and sodium loss C. Respiratory acidosis and decreased heart rate D.All of the above t 1- al o- of us tk. 3. The mechanism MOST responsible for Mr. Simpson's tachycardia is: A. Hypoxemia caused by atelectasis 8. Anxiety as a result of traumatic injuries and pain C.A physiological change in response to decreased blood pres- ere bi- in the sure D. Reaction to blood transfusion 4. Based on the information provided, what type of shock did Mr. Simpson experience? A. Cardiogenic B. Hypovolemic C. Neurogenic D.Anaphylactic

Answer 1

1)Excessive loss of blood and fluid

This is a hypovolemic shock condition

2)A)Increased heart rate and oliguria

3)c) A physiological change in response to decreased blood pressure.

Due to deficiency in fluid volume heart rate increases to improve the circulation in the body.

4)Hypovolemic

Due to severe bblood and fluid loss and heart cannot pump enough blood to different parts of the body.