Shock part 1 Flashcards
Shock (decrease in _____) —–>Hypoxia—>Death
Blood pressure
In shock
Unable to deliver enough blood to tissues: Hypo-perfusion
Organ malperfusion
Low O2 ( _________)
which leads to multiple organ failure and death
hypoxia
Shock aka circulatory failure
Effects of shock are reversible in the early stages…
Blood flow is equal to cardiac output
CO=
HRxSV
BP(Blood pressure)=Blood flow x ________
total peripheral resistance
Mortality rate is high so more than 50% or 60% in septic shock
Shock is a life-threatening manifestation of circulatory shock
Circulatory failure means decrease in blood pressure–>insuiffcient blood flow–>insufficient O2 delivery–>cellular and tissue hypoxia–>cell and tissue dysfunction–>multiorgan failure–>death
Shock–> lack of tissue perfusion–>lack of O2–> switch to __________metabolism (for energy production)—>increase in lactate (lactic acid)—>_________(decrease in pH)
anaerobic
metabolic acidosis
3 determinants of stroke volume are what? (exam question)
contracility, preload, and afterload
If you increase contracility and preload you increase what?
stroke volume
If you increase afterload you decrease ___________
stroke volume
If you increase the blood volume you increase the stroke volume
Blood volume effects blood flow