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What is the main medical interference for fast and weak freedie types of shock?
What is the main medical interference for fast and weak freedie types of shock?
- Maintaining compensator by sympathetic hormones
- Blood donation (correct)
- Type 2 and 3 medical interventions
- Maintaining compensator by parasympathetic hormones
How many types of shock are mentioned in the text?
How many types of shock are mentioned in the text?
- 8
- 7
- 5
- 6 (correct)
What is the role of sympathetic hormones in maintaining compensator during shock?
What is the role of sympathetic hormones in maintaining compensator during shock?
- Reducing blood pressure
- Promoting vasodilation
- Increasing heart rate
- Causing vasoconstriction (correct)
What happens to blood flow when there is no flora present?
What happens to blood flow when there is no flora present?
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Which type of shock involves hydration and flushed skin in contrast to other shocks?
Which type of shock involves hydration and flushed skin in contrast to other shocks?
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Medical Interference for Shock Types
- Fast and weak freedie types of shock require immediate medical intervention with intravenous fluids and vasopressors to stabilize blood pressure.
Types of Shock
- Several types of shock are recognized, including hypovolemic, cardiogenic, distributive, obstructive, and septic shock.
Role of Sympathetic Hormones
- Sympathetic hormones, such as epinephrine and norepinephrine, are crucial in initiating the body's compensatory mechanisms, enhancing heart rate and vascular resistance to maintain blood flow during shock.
Blood Flow and Flora Presence
- In the absence of normal flora, blood flow may be compromised, potentially leading to increased susceptibility to infections and impaired immune response.
Hydration and Flushed Skin in Shock Types
- Distributive shock, especially septic shock, is characterized by symptoms such as hydration and flushed skin, contrasting with other shock types that often present with cold, clammy skin.
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