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A patient presents with shock in the hospital, and has a history of a recent infection. What does the pharmacist suspect that this patient is experiencing?

1.   Septic shock
2.   Hypovolemic shock
3.   Cardiogenic shock
4.   Neurogenic shock

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Pharmacology for Canadian Pharmacy Technicians

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Authors: Holland, Adams, Brice, LeBlanc

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