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A patient is being treated for a head injury. The doctor notices some signs and symptoms of shock. Which of the following symptoms did the doctor likely observe?
Check all that apply.
increased alertness
shallow, rapid breathing
a dazed look in the patient’s eyes
pale, cool, and clammy skin
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- shallow, rapid breathing
- a dazed look in the patient’s eyes
- pale, cool, and clammy skin
Reason: Shock typically causes rapid, shallow respirations, altered mental status (confusion/dazed look) from poor cerebral perfusion, and pale, cool, clammy skin from peripheral vasoconstriction. Increased alertness is not a sign of shock.
- shallow, rapid breathing
- a dazed look in the patient’s eyes
- pale, cool, and clammy skin
Reason: Shock typically causes rapid, shallow respirations, altered mental status (confusion/dazed look) from poor cerebral perfusion, and pale, cool, clammy skin from peripheral vasoconstriction. Increased alertness is not a sign of shock.
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