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Signs & Symptoms of Anaphylactic Shock |
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Definition
1. Can develop within seconds 2. Mild itching and rash 3. Burning Skin 4. Vascular dilation 5. Generalized edema 6. Coma 7. Rapid Death (severe cases) |
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Term
| Treatment of Anaphylactic Shock |
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Definition
1. Manage the airway 2. Assist ventilations 3. Administer high flow oxygen 4. Determine cause 5. Assist with administration of Epinephrine 6. Prompt Transport |
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Signs & Symptoms of Cardiogenic Shock |
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Definition
1. Chest Pain 2. Irregular Pulse 3. Weak Pulse 4. Low BP 5. Cyanosis (lips/nail beds) 6. Cool clammy skin 7. Anxiety |
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Term
| Treatment of Cardiogenic Shock |
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Definition
1. Position of comfort 2. Administer oxygen 3. Assist ventilations (BVM) 4. Transport promptly |
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Term
Signs & Symptoms of Hypovolemic Shock |
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Definition
1. Rapid, weak pulse 2. low BP 3. change in mental status 4. cyanosis (lips/nail beds) 5. Cool, clammy skin 6. Increased respiratory rate |
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Term
| Treatment of Hypovolemic Shock |
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Definition
1. Secure Airway 2. Assist ventilations 3. Administer high flow oxygen 4. control any external bleeding 5. elevate legs (trendelenburg) 6. Keep warm 7. Prompt transport |
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Term
Signs & Symptoms of Respiratory Inssufficiency |
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Definition
1. Rapid, weak pulse 2. low BP 3. Change in mental status 4. cyanosis (lips/nails) 5. cool, clammy skin 6. increased respiratory rate |
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Term
| Treatment of Respiratory Insufficiency |
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Definition
1. Secure Airway 2. Clear air passages (suction) 3. Assist ventilations 4. administer high flow oxygen 5. transport promptly |
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Term
Signs & Symptoms of Neurogenic Shock |
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Definition
1. Bradycardia 2. Low BP 3. Signs of neck injury |
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Term
Treatment of Neurogenic Shock |
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Definition
1. Secure Airway 2. Spinal Stabilization 3. Assist ventilations 4. administer high flow oxygen 5. preserve body heat 6. Prompt transport |
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Term
Signs & Symptoms of Psychogenic Shock (aka Fainting) |
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Definition
1. Rapid Pulse 2. Normal or low BP |
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Term
Treatment of Psychogenic Shock |
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Definition
1. Determine duration of unconsciousness 2. Record vital signs and LOC/Mental status 3. Suspect head injury if patient is confused or slow to regain conciousness 4. prompt transport |
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Term
Signs & Symptoms of Septic Shock |
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Definition
1. Warm skin 2. Tachycardia 3. Low BP |
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Term
Treatment of Septic Shock |
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Definition
1. transport promptly 2. administer high flow oxygen en route 3. provide full ventilatory support 4. elevate legs (trendelenburg) 5. keep patient warm |
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