Circulatory System Quiz (HB)

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1. Question
Normal range for at rest adult pulse rate per minute:
- 60-80
- 70-90
- 60-100
- 70-100
- 60-90
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A Patient that is in compensated volume shock from dehydration will exhibit the following vital signs:
- Awake, able to answer questions, aware of surroundings but slow to respond; Radial Pulse: 96 and regular; Respirations: 24 regular and non-labored; Skin Pale, Warm, Dry
- Awake, can answer some questions, can’t remember where they are; Carotid Pulse: 126; Respiration: 30 shallow and labored; Skin: Pale, Cool, Clammy
- Responds to verbal stimulus; Radial Pulse: 110 Regular; Respirations: 20 regular and non-labored
- Awake, able to answer questions, aware of surroundings; Radial Pulse: 82 regular; Respirations: 18 Regular and non-labored; Complains of headache and thirst.
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A Patient that is in decompensated volume shock from severe dehydration will exhibit the following vital signs:
- Awake, able to answer questions, aware of surroundings but slow to respond; Radial Pulse: 96 and regular; Respirations: 24 regular and non-labored; Skin Pale, Warm, Dry
- Awake, can answer some questions, can’t remember where they are; Carotid Pulse: 126; Respiration: 30 shallow and labored; Skin: Pale, Cool, Clammy
- Responds to verbal stimulus; Radial Pulse: 110 Regular; Respirations: 20 regular and non-labored
- Awake, able to answer questions, aware of surroundings; Radial Pulse: 82 regular; Respirations: 18 Regular and non-labored; Complains of headache and thirst.
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The primary function of the circulatory system is to:
- Deliver nutrients to the cells (sugar, oxygen, water)
- Transport waste products from the cells (carbon dioxide, lactic acid)
- Maintain an adequate perfusion pressure (blood pressure)
- All of the above
- None of the above
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If any of the three components of the circulatory system (pump, pipes, fluid) have a problem, or begin to fail, the patient the be in shock. The best description of shock is:
- Low perfusion pressure affecting the whole body
- Increased pressure in the brain from a TBI
- Ischemia leading to infarction
- All of the above
- None of the above
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What would be the best indicator that a patient in compensated shock is now in decompensated shock?
- Pulse 110, respirations 28, skin pale, cool, dry, normal mental status, urine output normal.
- Pulse 134 , respirations 34, Pale, cool skin, altered mental status, decreased urine output.
- Pulse 104, respirations 26, Pale, cool skin, not awake, decreased urine output
- All of the above
- None of the above
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What are the first two vital signs to show change for a patient in volume shock?
- Pulse and respirations
- Respirations and skin color
- Pulse and mental status
- Urine output and skin color
- All of the above
- None of the above
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You are treating a patient that tripped and fell on a trail. The only problems identified were a stable ankle injury and a large abrasion on the shin with a little bleeding (that is controlled).

Ten minutes after the accident, the patient is very pale and complaining of dizziness. Both the pulse and respiratory rate increased from the last set. The most likely cause of this is:
- Volume shock from an internal bleed in the lower leg.
- Vascular shock from a rapidly developing infection.
- Dehydration caused by the developing compartment syndrome.
- Some type of acute stress reaction.
- All of the above.
- None of the above.
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