Question

which of the following are stages of shock? reticular shock papillary shock epidermal shock hypovolemic shock burn shock identify common pathology for each body system including signs, symptoms, and etiology 10 of 10 what is the purpose of administering intravenous fluid for the treatment of a burn? restore fluid balance increase cell death removal of the subcutaneous layer promote inflammation

Explanation:

1. For the first question, hypovolemic shock and burn shock are recognized types of shock. Hypovolemic shock occurs due to significant loss of blood or other body fluids, and burn shock is a type of hypovolemic shock specific to burn - related injuries. Reticular, papillary, and epidermal shock are not recognized shock stages.
2. For the second question, burns cause fluid loss from the damaged tissue. Administering intravenous fluid helps to restore the fluid balance in the body. Increasing cell death, removing the subcutaneous layer, and promoting inflammation are not the purposes of intravenous fluid administration for burn treatment.

Answer:

1. D. hypovolemic shock, E. burn shock
2. A. restore fluid balance