Shock Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
Q

what is the frank starling law of the heart?

A

SV increases in response to inc volume of blood in the ventricles

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2
Q

bleeding from everywhere….

A

DIC

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3
Q

normal MABP

A

70-100mmHg

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4
Q

how to calculate MABP

A

1/3 systolic + 2/3 diastolic

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5
Q

metabolic signs of shock?

A

acidosis

high lactate

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6
Q

urine output of what should make you think shock?

A

<0.5ml/kg/h

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7
Q

skin appearance of shock?

A

mottled

clammy

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8
Q

lactate >_ of normal is a sign of shock

A

1

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9
Q

normal lactate?

A

0.5-1

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10
Q

why do you get cool, clammy peripheries in cardiogenic shock?

A

SVR increases to get blood back to the heart so less in the peripheries

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11
Q

cause of cardiogenic shock

A
arrhythmia
poisoning
MI
cardiomyopathy
valve failure
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12
Q

what would you expect to be raised in obstructive shock and why?

A

JVP

obstructed cardiac outflow causes back up into the RHS circulation

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13
Q

causes of obstructive shock

A

cardiac tamponade
tension pneumo
PE

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14
Q

causes of cardiac tamponade

A

aortic dissection

trauma

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15
Q

Tx PE

A

anticoagulation

thrombolysis

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16
Q

end diastolic volume measures…

A

the filling of the ventricles

17
Q

why does RR go up in shock

A

trying to get rid of acidosis by blowing off CO2

18
Q

describe the peripheries in distributive shock? why?

A

warm, red peripheries

vessels are abnormally vasodilated

19
Q

non GI causes of dehydration?

A

epithelial loss by burns

renal/cellular loss eg DKA, addisonian crisis

20
Q

causes of distrubutive shock

A

inflammatory eg sepsis/SIRS from pancreatitis/anaphylaxis

21
Q

Tx distrubutive shock

A

antibiotics
vasopressors eg adrenaline
supportive

22
Q

Tx neurogenic shock

A

neurosurgery

vasopressors

23
Q

alpha stimulation causes…

A

vasoconstriction

24
Q

beta stimulation causes…

A

inotropic stimulation

25
why do you get SoB in a type 1 hypersensitivity reaction?
constriction of bronchial SM by histamine causes wheeze
26
what does histamine do to the heart?
increases contractility and inotropic effects by Ca influx
27
4 pharmacological steps for a patient with an allergic transfusion reaction?
1. adrenaline IV 2. chlorampherimine 3. salbutamol 4. IV steroids
28
what does chloramphenamine do?
blocks histamine and stops it exerting effects
29
why are corticosteroids useful in anaphylaxis?
block leukotrienes
30
ABO incompatibility is a type _ hypersensitivity reaction?
2
31
what causes haematuria in ABO incompatibility
patient IgM binds to antibodies on the donor red cells complement activate membrane attack complex triggered red cell lysis by intravascular haemolysis
32
cytokine release causes an inc/dec in temp
inc
33
what kind of jaundice is caused by intravascular haemolysis
prehepatic
34
there is an increase in ____ pressure in fluid overload
hydrostatic
35
what blood treatment commonly causes transfusion associated lung injury?
plasma rich products eg FFP and platelets