Neurogenic (Vasogenic) Shock Results from Systemic Vasodilation Due To

question 105

Multiple Choice

Neurogenic (vasogenic) shock results from systemic vasodilation due to:

• A) increased peripheral resistance and less blood in the microcirculation.
• B) increased permeability of all the blood vessels, leading to hypovolemia.
• C) slower, less forceful cardiac contractions.
• D) increased capacity of the vascular system and reduced venous return.

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