3. In this lecture we will learn:
Definition of shock
Pathophysiology
Compensatory mechanism
Stages
Types
4. Critical Hypoperfusion to tissue
OR
Physiological state characterized by
systemic reduction of O2 delivery to tissue
5. Cells switch from aerobic to anaerobic
metabolism
Lactic acid production
Cell function ceases and swells
Membrane become more permeable
Electrolytes and fluids seep in and out of cell
15. It is caused due to allergic reactions
ASSESMENT:
Measuring amount of certain
enzyme(tryptase) which can be elevated upto
3 hours after anaphylaxis
Wheezing
pruritis
17. It is a life threatening condition in which your
blood pressure drops to a dangerous level
after an infection
ASSESMENT:
Increased heart rate
Increased CO2
Tachypnea
Pink, warm , flushed skin