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Chapter 13: Shock Flashcards

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Shock

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hypoperfusion, not enough cellular fluids, (ie. oxygen, water, glucose)

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Perfusion

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blood circulation, helps meet cell needs for proper functioning, systemic (between heart and body) and pulmonary (between heart and lungs), needs blood & oxygen

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Hypoperfusion

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not enough cell perfusion, lack of blood flow, <25 pulse pressure

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Pulse Pressure

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systolic - diastolic pressure

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Sphincters

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muscular walls around capillaries, dilate and constrict to regulate blood flow

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Cardiogenic Shock

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heart not functioning/pump failure, extra blood backed up into pulmonary vessels, can cause pulmonary edema

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Edema

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too much fluid in body tissues, causes swelling

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Pulmonary Edema

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too much blood in vessels, accumulates in alveoli, can’t exchange oxygen

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Myocardial Contractility

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heart’s ability to contract

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Preload

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pressure in heart, increases with volume of blood in ventricles and cardiac output

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Afterload

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force against heart pump, increases as cardiac output decreases, can cause cardiogenic shock

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Obstructive Shock

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obstruction blocks blood from flowing to rest of body

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Pericardial Effusion

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extra fluid between pericardial sac and myocardium

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Cardiac Tamponade

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pericardial effusion blocks ventricles from filling with blood, cause obstructive shock, low pulse pressure

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Tension Pneumothorax

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air in chest cavity outside of lung, lung collapses (pneumothorax), can prevent vena cava from fully expanding, less returning blood press, cause obstructive shock

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Pulmonary Embolism

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blood clot in pulmonary vessels, causes heart pump failure, clot develops in body but moves to lungs, can use blood thinners, cause obstructive shock

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Deep Vein Thrombrosis

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blood clot developed in calf, moves to lungs and causes pulmonary embolism

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Distributive Shock

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caused by dilation of small arterioles, blood pools in vascular beds of lungs

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Septic Shock

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severe infection of vessel wall, blood leaks out and pool in alveoli

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Neurogenic Shock

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damage to upper spinal cord, unable to control vessels under injury location, vessels dilate, blood pools

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Anaphylactic Shock

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severe allergic reaction, response to substance previously sensitized to, hives (urticaria) cyanosis etc.

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Cyanosis

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skin turns blue

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Psychogenic Shock

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sudden reaction, blood vessel dilate, temporary

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Syncope

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fainting episode

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Aneurysm

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swelling of blood vessel in brain

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Hypovolemic Shock

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lack of fluid in circulatory system, ie. dehydration, vomiting, bleeding out, burns

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Compensated Shock

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early stage of shock, normal or high blood pressure, RR & HR, anxiety, feeling of impending doom, weak pulse, clammy, cyanosis, nausea, decreasing pulse pressure

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Decompensated Shock

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late stage of shock, BP falling, irregular breathing, body failing, impending doom, altered consciousness, dull eyes

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Irreversible Shock

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unable to resuscitate patient afterwards

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Shock Assessment

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pt 1: assess consciousness, spinal stabilization, and airway, determine shock/stage of shock
pt 2: if there’s time, identify trauma injury, if there’s problems with primary assessment, get vital signs

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Treating Cardiogenic Shock

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give pain medication for chest pain, DO NOT GIVE IF hypotensive or if taking sex enhancement drugs (drops blood pressure too much)

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Treating Cardiac Tamponade

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high flow oxygen, increase pressure in pericardium and preload, needs surgery

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Treating Tension Pneumothorax

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non rebreathing mask, decompress injured side of chest, needs ALS

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Treating Septic Shock

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transport asap, use high flow oxygen, ventilation support, use blankets, contact hospital

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Treating Neurogenic Shock

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spinal stabilization, maintain airway, supply oxygen/breathing if needed, keep warm with blankets, transport

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Treating Anaphylactic Shock

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use epipen, transport to ED, determine the cause of allergic reaction

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Treating Psychogenic Shock

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keep in supine position, check for injuries, transport to ED, record vitals

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Treating Hypovolemic Shock

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control external bleeding via pressure, secure airway, give respiratory support/oxygen, make sure patient doesn’t aspirate of vomit, transport asap

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