QuestionSBA
QuestionChoice
This is incorrect, as there is no evidence of there being an obstruction of blood flow.
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d
Obstructive Shock
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This is incorrect as there is no evidence of any heart damage, where the heart is unable to meet the demands of the body.
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c
Cardiogenic Shock
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This is incorrect as there is no evidence of infection, as the patients is normothermic.
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b
Septic Shock
QuestionChoice
This is correct as the patient has a clear history of blood loss, the patient's blood pressure is dropping and his heart rate is increasing to try and compensate for this.
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a
Hypovolaemic Shock
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This is incorrect as there is no evidence of any allergic trigger, causing this patients' symptoms.
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e
Anaphylactic Shock
Concept
Chapter
2693
4053
Shock
Topic
161
Emergency Medicine
13061
A 58-year-old male with a 3-month history of melaena is brought into the Emergency Department as he has become increasingly confused. You take some obs which are: BP - 75/46 mm/Hg, HR - 127 BPM, the temperature of 36.2. ECG is normal and the you note the patient has pale, cool hands.

What type of Shock is the patient in?
a