Cause of distributive shock?
Loss of vascular tone causing vessel dilation.
Symptoms?
Flushing, low BP, loss of consciousness.
Types of distributive shock?
Anaphylactic, septic, neurogenic.
Cause of anaphylactic shock?
Severe allergic reaction to food, venom, medication, or latex.
What is sepsis?
Infection causing bacteria to enter bloodstream.
Cause of neurogenic shock?
CNS/spinal cord injury.
Neurogenic shock characteristics?
Warm flushed skin, slow HR, very low BP.
Other distributive shock causes?
Drug toxicity and brain injury.