EMR CH 19 RECOGNITION AND CARE OF SHOCK

adequate supply of well oxygenated blood and vital nutrients to all vital organs

• hydration

• perfusion

failure of body's circulatory system to provide enough oxygenated blood and nutrients to all vital organs

• perfusion

• hypoperfusion

The progression of shock can happen rapidly or over the progression of a few days.

• true

• false

the heart is unable to pump enough blood at consistent pressure to all vital organs

• cardiogenic shock

• hypovolemic shock

occurs when spinal cord is damaged and unable to control tone of blood vessels by way of the sympathetic nervous system

• neurogenic shock

• anaphylactic shock

occurs when the body experiences severe allergic reaction

• neurogenic shock

• anaphylactic shock

results in a sudden, temporary dilation of the blood vessels

• psychogenic shock

• septic shock

widespread infection of the blood

• septic shock

• distributive shock

occurs when the body loses significant amount of whole blood from the circulatory system

• hemorrhagic shock

• septic shock

disruption of oxygen transfer into the cells or cells unable to utilize the available oxygen

• respiratory shock

• no shock advised!