shock
hypoperfusion inadequate cellular perfusion
diffusion
high to low concentration
compensated shock
body brings blood to vital organs
decompensated shock
body unable to keep blood pressure up
profusion triangle
heart (pump) container (blood vessels) content (blood)
blood pressure with shock
typically low
pulse pressure
number inbetween systolic and diastolic (less than 25 is a sign of shock)
perfusion
o2 deprivation, build up of waste product, organ failure, death
cardiogenic shock
heart is to weak to pump blood
preload
blood given (pump)
afterload
blood shot out (resistance to flow)
obstructive shock
blocked blood flow to the heart
cardiac tamponade
fluid between the pericardial sac and the myocardium (prevents ventricles from filling up with blood) becks triad jvd blunt trauma
jvd
jugular vein distension
becks triad (cardiac tamponade)
lower blood pressure jvd muffled heart sounds
tension pneumothorax
damage to lung tissue (air escapes into the chest cavity lung collapses (air fills lung space)
tension triad (tension pneumothorax)
air fills lung and heart space
pulmonary embolism
blood clot blocks flow to dvt
dvt
deep vein thrombosis
distributive shock
circulating blood volume pools
septic shock
cant circulate 02 low bp below 90 systolic (severe infections blood vessel leaks and dilates)
sepsis
infection (inflammatory response) fever with high respiratory rate and heart rate low blood pressure leads to organ failure
sepsis alert
hr above 90 rr above 20-22 temp above 100.4 or below 96 (have to have 2 of these symptoms and the source of infection)
neurogenic shock
brain disconnected to body (slower hr and lower bp)