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1
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what does cardiogenic shock result from?

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decreased myocardial contractility

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symptoms of cardiogenic shock?

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cool/pale skin
altered mental status
thready pulse
crackles/dyspnea
dec. output!

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3
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heart rate in cardiogenic shock

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high

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4
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BP/MAP in cardiogenic shock

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low

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CVP in in cardiogenic shock

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high

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6
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wedge in cardiogenic shock

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high

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7
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SVR in cardiogenic shock

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high

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8
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CO in cardiogenic shock

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low

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9
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reason for hemodynamic change in cardiogenic shock

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sympathetic/RAAS response

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10
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medical management in cardiogenic shock

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+ inotropes (dobutamine, dopamine, digoxin, milrinone)
diuretics
nitrates
opioids
vasopressors

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11
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nursing interventions in cardiogenic shock

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afterload reducer
preload reducer
HOB elevated
intraaortic balloon pump

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12
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surgical intervention for cardiogenic shock

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intraaortic balloon pump

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13
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complications in cardiogenic shock

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dysrhythmias
med dependence (dobutamine)
acute tubular necrosis (kidney failure)

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14
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what is important to remmebr about intraaortic balloon pump for cardiogenic shock

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goes through fem
bleeding/pulse concern
increases O2 supply and decreases demand

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15
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in terms of shock, which kinds of shock are “pool” “pump” and “pipe” problems

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cardiogenic = pump problem
hypovolemic = pool
early septic = pipe

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16
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what does hypovolemic shock result from?

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-dec. blood/intravascular volume
-internal & external fluid shifts

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17
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symptoms in hypovolemic shock

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cool/pale! & diaphoretic!
dec. LOC!
tachycardia
hypoTN
postural vs
tachypnea
oliguria

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18
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heart rate in hypovolemic shock

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high

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BP/MAP in hypovolemic shock

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low (no volume to pump)

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CVP in hypovolemic shock

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low

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21
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wedge in hypovolemic shock

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low

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22
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SVR in hypovolemic shock

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high (compensation)

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23
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CO in hypovolemic shock

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low (no volume)

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24
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why are there hempdynamic changes in hypovolemic shock

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vasoconstriction and compensation from sympathetic/RAAS

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25
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med treatment in hypovolemic shock

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IV FLUID OR BLOOD TO REPLACE VOLUME
vasopressors??

26
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nursing interventions in hypovolemic shock

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modified trendelenburg

27
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complications in hypovolemic shock

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tubular necrosis
shock liver from dec. perfusion

28
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what is early septic shock from?

A

release of toxins from bacteria -> damage to vascular endothelium -> water leak
-altered vascular permeability

29
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s/sx of early septic shock

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warm/dry/flushed skin!
fever
increased WBCs

30
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HR in early septic shock

31
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BP/MAP in early septic shock

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slightly low

32
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CVP in early septic shock

33
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wedge in early septic shock

34
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SVR in early septic shock

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low
(bacteria causes vasodilation)

35
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CO in early septic shock

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normal
(or high)

36
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reasons for hemodynamic changes in early septic shock

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altered vascular permeability, bacteria causes vasodilation
(protein leakage -> fluid follows)

37
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medical management of early septic shock

A

**fluids/antimicrobials
**vasopressors and low dose steroids after fluids

38
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nursing interventions for early septic shock

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**cooling blanket/antipyretic
ventilation

39
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which forms of shock look similar symptomatically?

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cardiogenic and late septic

40
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what does late septic shock come from?

A

progression of early shock, irreversible vascular issues
**contractility worsens

41
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s/sx of late spetic shock

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**cold/clamy
diaphoretic
dec. LOC
dec. urine
signs of increased preload

42
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HR in late spetic shock

43
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BP/MAP in late spetic shock

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severely low

44
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CVP in late spetic shock

45
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wedge in late spetic shock

46
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SVR in late spetic shock

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high (from vasopressors and compensation)

47
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CO in late spetic shock

48
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med management of late spetic shock

A

+ inotropes (dobutamine dopamine)
vasopressors
corticosteroids
antibiotics

49
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nursing interventions for late spetic shock

A

supportive care like DNR/CC

50
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complications of late septic shock

51
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which lab value is high in sepsis

52
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what are the 3 kinds of distributive shock?

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septic, anaphylactic, neurogenic

53
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indicatord of shock

A

MAP < 60
high lactate
high bicarb (ABGs)

54
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what are the 3 stages of shock? (progression order)

A

compensatory, progressive, refractory

55
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what is a rare form of shock from massive dilation of blood vessels as a result of loss of sympathetic tone

A

neurogenic shock

56
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which form of shock has signs of hypotension, bradycardia, and hypothermia?

A

neurogenic

57
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treatment of neurogenic shock

A

treat cause
volume replacement
vasopressors

58
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pathways used to recognize sepsis

A

SIRS and qSOFA

59
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what are the 3 aspects of qSOFA

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low bp
altered mentation
high resp rate

60
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what 4 aspects make up the SIRS criteria

A

temp >38
HR >90
RR >20 OR PaCO2 <32
WBC >12000

61
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when are blood products administered?

A

when hgb is 7.0-9.0 or lower

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