NCLEX-RN Types of Shock & Emergency Conditions Flashcards

What is the primary cause (pathophysiology) and the hallmark pulmonary sign of Cardiogenic Shock?

Differentiate the hemodynamics of the two phases of Septic Shock:

A patient with a T4 spinal cord injury displays signs of shock. Which vital sign finding specifically distinguishes Neurogenic shock from Hypovolemic shock?

A patient develops stridor and angioedema after antibiotic administration. Which intervention is the highest priority?

Name one of the three subtypes of Distributive Shock (characterized by massive vasodilation/fluid displacement).

List three major mechanical causes of Obstructive Shock.

What class of IV fluids is the initial choice for volume resuscitation in most types of shock?

Complete the lab profile for Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC), where clotting factors are consumed:

Order the priority nursing actions when a patient exhibits signs of a Hemolytic Transfusion Reaction (back pain, fever, hypotension).

Which combination represents safe blood product administration?