A: Respiratory insufficiency
B: Suffocation
C: Tissue oxygen disorder
D: Venous blood doping
E: Cardiac insufficiency
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- 2. When isotonic hypoxemia occurs A: Reduced blood oxygen content B: Decreased partial pressure of arterial blood oxygen C: Decreased oxygen saturation of hemoglobin D: Normal blood oxygen content E: Tissue cell utilization oxygen disorder
- Which of the following is not the clinical manifestation of DIC? A: Hemolytic anemia B: bleeding C: Tissue hypoxia D: acute respiratory distress E: Severe renal dysfunction
- Which of the following are the causes of congestion? A: Local venous compression B: Local or systemic venous obstruction C: Cardiac failure D: Increase of vasoactive substances
- Which of the following belongs to vital signs? A: Pulse B: Respiratory rate C: Blood pressure D: Blood sugar E: Temperature
- The common causes of lactic acidosis are as follows except A: Shock B: Hypoxia C: Cardiac arrest D: Respiratory failure E: Severe starvation
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Which of the following has EXCLUDED the mechanical asphyxia? A: Strangulation B: Drowning C: Suffocation D: Accident
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The reliable variables reflecting tissue perfusion are () A: Central venous pressure B: Mean arterial pressure C: Systemic vascular resistance D: Venous oxygen saturation E: Pulmonary capillary wedge pressure
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A bluish discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes is termed_______, which is a sign that oxygen in the blood is dangerously diminished (as in carbon monoxide poisoning). A: erythematosus B: albinism C: cyanosis D: cyanide
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2. Which of the followings is not the typical pattern of Liver-wind ( ) A: Liver-Yang transforming into Wind B: Extreme Heat generating Wind C: Kidney yang deficiency giving rise to Wind D: Blood insufficiency generating Wind
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4. Which of the following conditions can cause enterogenous cyanosis? A: Carbon monoxide poisoning B: Nitrite poisoning C: Cyanide poisoning D: Oxygen poisoning E: Intestinal endotoxin poisoning