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ATI med surg proctored exam Practice Questions

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Question 1 of 4Multiple-Select / Select All That Apply (SATA)

The nurse working in the ICU is receiving a client diagnosed with late septic shock. The nurse correlates which clinical manifestations to this stage of septic shock?

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Question 2 of 4Single-Select Multiple Choice

The compensatory stage of shock results in what assessment findings?

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Question 3 of 4Single-Select Multiple Choice

Cardiac output (CO) equals:

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Question 4 of 4Single-Select Multiple Choice

The nurse understands that which hemodynamic parameters are consistent with hypovolemic shock? Decreased cardiac output and:

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