Historical Background Flashcards
Most common type of shock in surgical patients
HaNSCOT Hypovolemic Neurogenic SEPTIC Cardiogenic Obstructive Traumatic
Cause of hypovolemic shock from loss of interstitial fluid
Bowel obstruction
Shock caused by decreased resistance within capacitance vessels
Vasogenic shock
Shock from vasodilation due to acute loss of sympathetic tone
Neurogenic shock
Shock resulting from failure of the heart as a pump
Cardiogenic shock
Current classification of shock
HaNSCOT Hypovolemic Neurogenic SEPTIC Cardiogenic ObstructiveObstructivet
Cardiogenic shock from mechanical impediment to circulation leading to depressed cardiac output rather than primary cardiac failure
Obstructive shock
Shock from inflammation triggered by soft tissue and bone injury
Traumatic shock
What type of shock happens during pulmonary embolism
Obstructive shock
Core principles in management of critically ill or injured patient
a. definitive control of airway
b. control of active hemorrhage
c. volume resuscitation
d. recgnition and adequate correction of hypoperfusion
e. excessive fluid resuscitation may exacerbate bleeding