Quiz on Shock Management

Name one symptom of hypovolemic shock.

• High blood pressure

• Rapid heartbeat, low blood pressure, or pale, cool, clammy skin

• Warm, flushed skin

• Slow pulse

What type of shock can occur from a severe allergic reaction?

• Cardiogenic shock

• Hypovolemic shock

• Anaphylactic shock

• Neurogenic shock

Which position should you place a person in shock (if no spinal injury is suspected)?

• Sitting upright

• Lying on their back with legs elevated (Trendelenburg position)

• Lying on their stomach

• Standing up

What vital sign changes might indicate someone is in shock?

• High blood pressure and slow pulse

• Rapid heart rate, low blood pressure, and weak pulse

• Normal heart rate and high blood pressure

• Slow heart rate and high blood pressure

What is the role of CPR in shock management?

• It helps maintain circulation and oxygenation until advanced care arrives

• It cures the shock immediately

• It is not necessary in shock management

• It only helps in cases of anaphylactic shock

Why is it essential to keep a person in shock warm?

• To prevent further drop in body temperature and worsening shock

• To make them comfortable

• To stop bleeding

• To prevent infection

What is the main cause of neurogenic shock?

• Severe allergic reaction

• Spinal cord injury

• Heart attack

• Blood loss

What is obstructive shock caused by?

• Widespread blood vessel dilation

• Physical obstruction

• Loss of blood volume

• Allergic reaction

What should you do if someone is experiencing a medical emergency?

• Leave them alone

• Call emergency services, keep them warm, and monitor vitals

• Give them food and water

• Wait for them to recover on their own

What should you check for to assess circulation in an emergency?

• Skin color

• Capillary refill time

• Body temperature

• Eye movement