SHOCKing Squiq
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Aargh mateys! Answer the questions related to shock syndromes correctly. The highest scoring teams will receive bonus points.
Topics of this game:
- A systolic blood pressure of less than what value is indicative of hypotension
- The average pressure in the arteries is defined as
- This is the formula for how to calculate MAP
- This is the MAP for a patient with a blood pressure of 120/80 mmHg
- The amount of blood that is pumped by the heart in one minute
- Initial volume of isotonic crystalloids for fluid resuscitation is
- A mean arterial pressure (MAP) of what value can be indicative of appropriate fluid resuscitation
- These fluids remain within the intravascular space but are expensive and carry a risk for anaphylactic reactions
- This concentration of albumin is recommended for volume expansion
- The first-line vasopressor for septic shock
- A serum lactate level greater than this value is included in the definition of septic shock
- Lower doses of norepinephrine were observed in the VASST trial when this agent was added
- This treatment should be initiated within the first 1-3 hours of diagnosis of sepsis
- The SOAP II trial showed that this agent is associated with more arrhythmias
- This agent is a pure alpha agonist and can be used in patients with tachycardia
- When activated, this receptor located in the heart increases chronotropy and inotropy
- This agent should be used with caution in patients with renal dysfunction
- Milrinone inhibits this enzyme, leading to positive inotropic effects
- Norepinephrine acts on these receptors
- This inotrope has a tendency to cause hypotension
- This medication stimulates AVP receptors to increase blood pressure
- Possible thrombosis is an adverse effect of this vasopressor
- This is often the earliest sign of shock due to a traumatic event
- For every 4 units of PRBCs you should administer
- This fluid should be avoided in patients with head trauma
- This trial showed a 28-day mortality benefit for patients with all cause trauma receiving TXA within 3 hours of injury
- This cardiac index (CI) reading is associated with decreased myocardial dysfunction
- This parameter, a measure of left ventricular filling pressure, will be elevated in cardiogenic shock
- This medication class can further decrease venous return and increase ventricular tachycardia in a patient with cardiac tamponade
- A 90 kg patient with a massive PE requiring tenecteplase should receive this dose
- This medication is the more fibrin selective of the thrombolytics
- This transfusion adverse event is treated with diuresis
- This therapy for anaphylactic shock prevents hospitalizations, hypoxic sequelae and fatalities
- The distinguishing feature of neurogenic shock is
- Treatment of bradycardia with this medication has a maximum of 3 mg
- These adjunctive therapies help relieve skin symptoms in anaphylaxis, though do not provide immediate effects
