Types of Shock
Shock that can be caused by dehydration
What is hypovolemic shock?
Main cardiac change that happens with shock
What is increased HR?
Medication used in anaphylaxis
What is epinephrine?
Result of untreated shock
What is organ failure and/or death?
Bacterial, viral or fungal infection that overwhelms the body
What is septic shock?
Tachycardiac with normal BP and cap refill
What is early stages of shock?
Specific type of IV fluids given during shock resuscitation
What is isotonic fluid?
Unnecessary catheterizations, asesptic technique, hand hygiene, chlorthexidine, line care, foley care
What are prevention strategies for sepsis
Anaphylactic is this type of shock
What is distributive shock?
Tachycardia, mild tachypnea, bounding pulses, prolonged cap refill, normal BP, warm extremities
What is warm shock?
Priority treatment for shock
What is oxygen therapy, IV fluids, antibiotics/meds?
Late and often sudden sign of cardiovascular decompensation
Preceded by loss of perfusion to hands and feet
What is hypotension?
A pump impairment that results in insufficient delivery of blood flow to tissues to meet resting metabolic demands
What is cardiogenic shock?
Tachy, severe tachypnea, mottles or pale, cap refill >4 sec, cool extremities and hypotension
What is uncompensated shock?
Type of a medication that would help to enhance BP and myocardial perfusion
What are vasoactive infusions?
Definition of shock
What is oxygen supply does not meet oxygen demand?
Vasodilation secondary to loss of sympathetic tone
What is neurogenic shock?
Cool, mottled extremities, increased WOB and hepatomegaly
What is cardiogenic shock?
Treatment must start even if you can't get these
What are labs?
DAILY DOUBLE!!
Severe electrolyte embalance in hypovolemic shook that MUST be carefully corrected
What is hyper/hyponatremia?