Shock Flashcards

1
Q

Which types of shock initially maintain BP?

A

Hypovolemic and Cardiogenic/Obstructive

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2
Q

What to use to replace fluids?

A

Crystaloid (less times colloid)

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3
Q

Dropping BP can be an early sign of this type of shock

A

Distributive

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4
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Mainstay Tx for Distributive shock

A

Pressors: Epi, NE, Dopamine, Phenelephrine

  • and Tx underlying cause
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5
Q

Tx for Hemorrhagic Shock

A

Blood

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6
Q

Tx for crashing CHF

A

Large Group Dr. says BPAP, Shock Dr. says Lasix or Dobutamine (slide72), but also positive pressure.

*1st Tx for emergency, other for long-term stabilization

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7
Q

Order of Events of Tx as BP is tanking with Sepsis

A
  1. Culture, Abs, Crystaloid infusion
  2. 1st line pressors (NE)
  3. 2nd line pressors and adjunt therapy
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8
Q

Exam Question: What is qSOFA for?

A

Sepsis

*Slide 87

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9
Q

How to use qSOFA?

A

Septic pt with RR > 22 = 1 point
Altered mentation = 1 point
Systolic BP < 100 = 1 point

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