Types of resuscitation
BLS
CPR
Respiratory
Fluid
Shock stages
Compensated
Decompensatory
Irreversable
Fick Principle
Adequate concentration of inspired O2 requires
3
on-loading of O2 to red blood cells requires
2
Delivery of red blood cells to tissue cells requires
5
Off-loading of O2 from red blood cells to tissue cells requires
3
Types of shock
5
Hypovolemic
Define
Shock from low blood volume or other body fluids
Distributive shock
Define
Cant perfuse enough blood due to excessive vasodilation and increase in capillary permeability
Cardiogenic shock
Define
Ineffective pump function of the heart. Hypoperfusion results from the inability of the heart to contract effectively
Obstructive shock
Define
Everything is working effectively but theres an obstruction that wont allow blood to move forward
Respiratory shock
Define
Dysfunction in the ability of oxygen to diffuse into the blood, be carried by hemoglobin, off-load at the cell, or be used effectively by the cell for metabolism
Ex. Cyanide
Hypovolemic shock
Causes
(2)
Cardiogenic shock
Causes
(6)
Obstructive shock
Causes (3)
is it reversible?
It is reversable
Distributive shock
Causes (3)
Metabolic/Respiratory shock
Causes (3)
How long does this take to develop
Distubances in…
1. Oxygen diffusion
2. Oxygen transported to cells
3. Cells ability to take and use the oxygen
basiclaly any disturbances in the Fick principle
Takes a long time. Days or weeks
Starlings law
Define
Cardiac output increases or decreases in response to changes in HR or stroke volume
Cardiogenic shock
Treatment (5)
Hypovolemic shock
S/S (3)
Treatment (1)
Treatment: IV fluid