Answer:
<u><em>Shock</em></u> also called hypoperfusion; the inadequate flow of blood through an organ or a part of the body.
Explanation:
Hypoperfusion or shock can be described as a situation in which oxygen and essential nutrients are inadequately supplied to body tissues which can cause serious complications.
Inadequate cardiac output is the result of such kind of situation. In serious matters, hypoperfusion can also lead to the death of a person if not handled properly. Shock is the general name for such a condition and hypoperfusion is the medical term used for such a scenario.
Answer: Circulation stability
Administration of Intra Venous (IV) normal saline
Explanation: Circulation Stability is achieved by the Administration of fluids and it is a priority to ensure adequate passage of fluid through the circulatory system or lymphatic system to an organ or a tissue. (Perfusion) this because this presentation is an classic for distributive shock, furthermore there could be loss of innervation from the spine which is likely due to vascular dilation with decreased venous return to the heart.
Neurogenic shock usually occurs in cervical or high thoracic injuries (T6 or higher). Bradycardia. low blood pressure(hypotention), pink and dry from vasodilation are c;assic signs/symptoms of neurogenic shock, distributive shock.
Therefore the nursing action that is of utmost priority is Circulation stability.
Answer:
Resistance
Explanation:
Resistance is the opposite force that acts against the work done. Resistance in muscle exercise refers to the exercise in which the muscle moves against the resistance provided by the gravity and external force like the dumbbells, bars and weight.
This external exercise puts the Resistance on the muscle and when the muscle tries to move against the resistance puts pressure on the muscle and the exercise becomes hard. As a result of this, the endurance and strength of the muscle increases and nowadays is used as fitness exercise in the gym and professional bodybuilders.
Thus, Resistance is the correct answer.
A) Using improper body piercing methods
