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Which type of shock is characterized by inadequate arterial blood flow to meet tissue metabolic demands?
Which type of shock is characterized by inadequate arterial blood flow to meet tissue metabolic demands?
- Cardiogenic shock
- Hypovolemic shock (correct)
- Obstructive shock
- Distributive shock
What can cause internal blood loss leading to hypovolemic shock?
What can cause internal blood loss leading to hypovolemic shock?
- Severe dermatitis
- Trauma
- Haematoma (correct)
- GIT bleeding
Which condition can lead to loss of plasma and contribute to hypovolemic shock?
Which condition can lead to loss of plasma and contribute to hypovolemic shock?
- Burns (correct)
- Vomiting
- Diarrhoea
- Arrhythmia
What is a common cause of cardiogenic shock?
What is a common cause of cardiogenic shock?
Which type of shock is commonly associated with septic shock?
Which type of shock is commonly associated with septic shock?
What is a characteristic feature of neurogenic shock?
What is a characteristic feature of neurogenic shock?
What are the diagnostic criteria for shock?
What are the diagnostic criteria for shock?
What is a general measure for the treatment of shock?
What is a general measure for the treatment of shock?
Which laboratory test is necessary for assessing electrolyte balance in shock patients?
Which laboratory test is necessary for assessing electrolyte balance in shock patients?
What type of blood product transfusion is recommended for haemorrhagic shock?
What type of blood product transfusion is recommended for haemorrhagic shock?
Which age group is most susceptible to rheumatic fever according to the text?
Which age group is most susceptible to rheumatic fever according to the text?
What percentage of adults are affected by rheumatic fever according to the text?
What percentage of adults are affected by rheumatic fever according to the text?
Which gender is more affected by rheumatic fever, according to the text?
Which gender is more affected by rheumatic fever, according to the text?
In which type of countries is rheumatic fever common?
In which type of countries is rheumatic fever common?
What are the common environmental factors associated with rheumatic fever?
What are the common environmental factors associated with rheumatic fever?
Which manifestation of rheumatic fever leaves a permanent damage to the heart valves?
Which manifestation of rheumatic fever leaves a permanent damage to the heart valves?
What percentage of affected children experience pancarditis in rheumatic fever according to the text?
What percentage of affected children experience pancarditis in rheumatic fever according to the text?
Which joints are commonly involved in the fleeting migratory polyarthritis seen in rheumatic fever?
Which joints are commonly involved in the fleeting migratory polyarthritis seen in rheumatic fever?
What is the main clinical manifestation of Sydenham Chorea in rheumatic fever?
What is the main clinical manifestation of Sydenham Chorea in rheumatic fever?
Where are the subcutaneous nodules mainly located in Rheumatic fever?
Where are the subcutaneous nodules mainly located in Rheumatic fever?
What is erythema marginatum in rheumatic fever?
What is erythema marginatum in rheumatic fever?
What are the diagnostic criteria for Rheumatic fever according to the text?
What are the diagnostic criteria for Rheumatic fever according to the text?
Which medication is not used in the management of shock in the dental office?
Which medication is not used in the management of shock in the dental office?
What can a dental infection below a tooth lead to?
What can a dental infection below a tooth lead to?
Which condition is most common in old age and immunocompromised patients?
Which condition is most common in old age and immunocompromised patients?
What is the most common emergency in dental practice?
What is the most common emergency in dental practice?
Which parameter defines systemic arterial hypertension?
Which parameter defines systemic arterial hypertension?
What is the etiology of primary systemic hypertension in 90% of cases?
What is the etiology of primary systemic hypertension in 90% of cases?
What condition can elevated blood pressure lead to during surgical procedures in the dental clinic?
What condition can elevated blood pressure lead to during surgical procedures in the dental clinic?
What is the primary cause of rheumatic fever?
What is the primary cause of rheumatic fever?
What is the pathogenic mechanism responsible for primary systemic hypertension?
What is the pathogenic mechanism responsible for primary systemic hypertension?
What phenomenon attributes elevated blood pressure levels in a clinical setting to anxiety?
What phenomenon attributes elevated blood pressure levels in a clinical setting to anxiety?
