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Unit 6

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Hypoperfusion Lacking blood flow to all parts of body, circulation issue
What happens in the body when shock occurs? Shallow breathing, rapid/weak heart rate, vasoconstriction
Why not give food or drink to a person in shock? They could choke, vomit, or allow liquid into the lungs
What is the care given for a person in shock? Perform ABC's / primary assessment, control any bleeding, emergency oxygen if needed, place them in supine position
Obstructive shock impaired blood flow
Distributive abnormal dilation of vessels, embolism, blockage
Contusion loss of a large amount of blood in a short time OR continuous bleeding
When is bleeding considered life threatening? 1 liter - adult 1/2 liter - child 3-7 oz. - infant
arterial bleeding characteristics bright red, spurting, failure to clot
venous bleeding dark red, steady flow, easier to stop
capillary bleeding dark red, oozing, spontaneous clotting
What are the different types of bandages? roller bandages, elastic, triangular(sling/splint)
What are methods to control bleeding? tourniquets, medication, elevation, immobilization
Why use sterile gauze? to minimize chance of infection
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