Shock Flashcards

1
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types of shock

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cariogenic, hypovolemic, obstructive, distributive, septic

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2
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cardiogenic shock is a _____ problem

A

pump

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3
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cardiogenic shock: inability of the heart to pump adequate blood to

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tissues and end organs from any cause

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4
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cardiogenic shock: causes

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myocardial ischemia, MI, sustained arrhythmias, cardiac surgery, end stage cardiomyopathy, coronary artery diease

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5
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cardiogenic shock: decrease in

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cardiac output

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6
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cardiogenic shock: increased myocardial requirements burden the

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already failing heart

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7
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cardiogenic shock: clinical mainfestations

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chest pain, dyspnea, faintness, feelings of impeding doom, tachycardia, tachypnea, hypotension, jugular venous distension, dysrhythmia, low measured cardiac output

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8
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hypovolemic shock is a ________ problem

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container

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9
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hypovolemic shock: insufficient intravascular fluid

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volume

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10
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hypovolemic shock: loss of whole _______ (hemorrhage), blood _____ (burns), or extracellular fluid (vomitting-diarrhea-diuresis), fluid sequestration

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blood, plasma

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11
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hypovolemic shock: compensatori ________, increased systemic _______ _______ (SVR) and _________

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vasoconstriction, vascular resistance, afterload

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12
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if you just came into the hospital you could have

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hypovolemic shock

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13
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if you were given a med that you are allergic to

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anaphylactic

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14
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if you have had an infection for a long time

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sepsis

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15
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hypovolemic shock: manifestaions

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increase in heart and respiratory rate, decrease in urine, decrease in BP, cool, clams, decreased mentation, restlessness and apprehension

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16
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hypovolemic shock: treatment

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correct underlying cause and restore volume with LR and or blood, pressers AFTER fluid if necessary

17
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obstruction shock

A

something is in the way

18
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obstruction shock: results from _________ obstruction of blood flow through central circulation

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mechanical

19
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obstruction shock: examples

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cardiac tamponade, tension pneumothorax, atrial myxoma, pulmonary embolism

20
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obstruction shock: elevated ___ heart pressure and impaired _____ return, evaluated central venous pressure and ______ ____ ________

A

right, venous, jugular vein distension

21
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obstruction shock: treatment focuses on

A

underlying cause

22
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distributive shock is characterized by loss of _____ ____ tone, ______ of vascular compartment and __________

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blood vessel, enlargement, displacemetn

23
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distributive shock: decrease in sympathetic control of vasomotor tone is what type of distributive shock

A

neurogenic

24
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3 types of distributive shock

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neurogenic, anaphylactic, septic

25
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distributive shock: presence of vasodilator substances in blood is what type of shock

A

anaphylactic, septic

26
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causes of distributive neurogenic shock

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decreased sympathetic activity
- brain or spine injury
- anesthetics

27
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causes of anaphylactic shock (distributive)

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vasodilator substances in blood
- type 1 hypersensitivity

28
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causes of sepsis (distributive)

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vasodilator substances in blood
- inflammatory response to infection

29
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sepsis: endotoxins themselves induce tissue damage by directly activating pathways including the release of vasodilation prostaglandins which imitates and promotes

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widespread vasodilation

30
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definition of sepsis

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life threatening organ dysfunction caused by dysregulated host response to infection