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Time On This Question: 00:44 11. You are called at 10 am to the scene of an MVC that most likely occurred during the night. You find an unresponsive patient that has a slow, weak, thready carotid pulse. The skin is cold and mottled with no peripheral pulses. You find minimal respirations and the blood pressure is unobtainable. Your first impression is that of: Compensating shock. Derompensated shock. Irreversible shock. Obstructive shock.