Types of Shock (Cardiogenic, Hypovolemic, Septic, Neurogenic, Anaphylactic)

[@JasonVaysberg]

2 Heads ups: if you get a weird question with warm extremities and increased PCWP, the PCWP is more specific for cardiogenic shock than anything with extremities. Same goes for temperature. Body temperature can be super low and extremities can not be warm, but O2 sat or CO is increased, the answer is septic.

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[@reindolfarthur6553]

In summary O2 sat - increased in only septic CO - increased in only septic PCWP and CVP - increased in only cardiogenic SVR - decreased in all 3 types of distributive HR - decreased in only neurogenic

[@kpulkit5627]

Cardiac tamponade(obstructive) being an exception with increased PCWP should also be added just for completion sake :)

[@BobSmith-fx9sz]

Anaphylaxis and neurogenic should be labeled ⬆️ for CO. The confusion comes from the stages of distributive shocks. Initial stages - CO increases (due to compensation) Later stages - CO decreases (compensation is exhausted). --> Most text books show the early stage effect with the arrows going up ⬆️ (Google it).

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You forgot about Obstructive shock including PE, Tension pneumothorax, and Cardiac Tamponade? Others than this, your videos are excellent. Thank you so much!

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[@skarpengland]

Add Obstructive shock to the list! (Massive pulmonary Emb. causing shock) Then you get the Mnemonic NACHOS, and you can surf 3rd year, never forgetting the types of shock 😁

[@worldsokayestmedic4568]

Good point!

[@ghadeeralhazmi1726]

What is NACHOS stand for?

[@محمدتقينبيلظاهرحميدي]

@@ghadeeralhazmi1726 N: Neurogenic A: Anaphylactic C: Cardiogenic H: Hypovolemic O: Obstructive S: Septic

[@ghadeeralhazmi1726]

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[@Andreaiscray]

Where in the initial flow chart would that be?

[@aasemahsan]

2:52 Shock & its types 6:33 Cardiogenic shock 10:17 Hypovolemic shock 13:04 Distributive shock

[@ahmadal-saleh1539]

This is by far the best explanation to shocks, you're awesome man thanks a lot

[@DirtyMedicine]

Re-uploaded with one minor correction. Carry on :)

[@skarpengland]

Whatcha think of my addition?😂 i was sooo happy when my professor in pathophys randomly mentioned Obstructive shock, and i had to ask if its really a thing! Finally my "NACHS" was complete, into NACHOS 👌

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Almost put ME into shock there for a sec cause I was mid- video LOL. Whew. Can you make a video covering endocrine? Like all the stimulation/suppression tests for cushing's, ACTH, insipidus, etc cause those are really confusing and maybe one on all the hormones and their effects (especially big ones like insulin)

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[@rachelcarrasquillo283]

First aid says cardiac output increases for sepsis and anaphylaxis

[@gautamdubey6526]

Initially the CO will increase due to excess vasodilation and huge decrease in systemic vascular resistance ( after load), but I think eventually as the shock becomes more severe , the heart will start to fail and hence the CO will also decrease in later stages.

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[@dranandvarunachari]

Could you please make a video on lipid lowering agents? I think it would tie really well with your biochemistry lecture on lipids. Thanks

[@reb1175]

Best explanation I have seen for shock. Cheers

[@aayusmabhusal4780]

This is by far the best explanation i have come across on the topic. Thank you!!

[@ParthPatel-so9ec]

This is picture of early septic shock , because later on when the septic shock progresses , reduction in cardiac output occur. Increase in Oxygen sat ( mixed venous O2 sat ) occurs because high blood flow rates in septic shock do not allow complete extraction of O2 by tissues so sat increases.

[@menderinabebe9578]

Mixed venous oxygen is O2saturation in this vedio

[@hvymtal8566]

EMT here. Recently completed a class, NREMT stuff coming up. I ran through some coaching materials and realized I needed to review the pathophys of shock. Your video helped out a lot with refreshing what I needed to know at my provider level about shock, and then some. And then quite a bit more, actually xD The reminder that hypovolemia could have non-hemorrhagic causes was one I definitely needed; same for the realization that septic shock was actually pretty easy to explain

[@lamiahauter6211]

YOU ARE AMAZING!!! Thank you so much for the great explanation. cardio concepts make so much sense after watching your videos

[@krishnapatel5189]

Cardiogenic - CO DOWN only H(R)ypoSvRolemic - HR and SVR UP only Neurogenic - everything DOWN Septic - COHR UP only ("COHRUP") Anaphylactic - HR UP only ("HRUP") O2 sat down except for Septic

[@nicolelemons5833]

can you do something on dermatology it is so many lesions

[@ermiyasweldesemayat6582]

How about Obstructive shock, you did not discuss that? Otherwise excellent presentation.

[@slman8080]

why is cardiac output increased in Septic shock and decreased in other types of shock?

[@HouseGirlASMR]

so on uworld- it said for cardiogenic shock that the PCWP is decreased bc left sided filling pressures are reduced

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[@weeklyfont]

I got rolled by almost every shock question in UWorld so thank you based dirty

[@MahnoorWaqas-u6e]

Cardiac tamponade is the same as obstructive shock. Other types of Obstructive shock ( pul embolism etc) are same too except low PCWP and increased SV02. hope that helps!

[@rydertanaka1771]

B: Hypovolemic shock C. Obstructive shock D. Distributive / anaphylactic shock

[@marierosekengmokemkeng5025]

This is the best lecture to date. Please more. 🙏🏾

[@superdragonsunshine]

This literally makes shock so free.

[@BB-of1un]

Thanks jyo

[@محمدامجد-ظ7ر]

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[@hanansworldontrack]

just in time to understand this as I am going to write my mccqe1 next week and I had trouble understanding this .Thank you very mch

[@nico6503]

first aid seems to say that anaphylaxis increases CO, not decrease like you have in the chart

[@jbwmed26]

I was going to say the same thing

[@ouridarehal8896]

Excellent video, thank you❤

[@mariaisabelcuriel2963]

Hey CO in anaphylactic shock is increase 🙂

[@llouvakates]

The best explanation of different types of shock!!!! thank you!

[@nieznanyx]

in hypovolemic shock -- shouldnt the HR and SVR be increased in response to a low CO ?? low CO compensation is increased HR .. and baroreceptor activity causing smooth muscle contractivity by releasing norepi .. thus SVR should be increased to bring up or equalize the hypovolemia state no??

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[@MahnoorWaqas-u6e]

Isn’t CO increased in anaphylaxis

[@Dasming]

This was the best explanation for all the shock, thank you so much ☺️

[@hossiengoli6493]

Thank you that was amaizing

[@Dragonflame-c7f]

is there any pdf for each system?

[@charlieadams5256]

What about the explanation for obstructive shock?

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[@bengeorgec5613]

Woudnt compensatory mechanism of increasing SVR in cardiogenic shock make things worse? I mean if the SVR increases then the blood can't go out from the heart into the blood vessels. Wouldn't that make things worse?

[@DirtyMedicine]

Precisely. Hence the reason shock is so serious and is a rapidly deteriorating cycle if not treated

[@bengeorgec5613]

Thank you so much. I understand the concept now

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[@AhmedHassan-yw6jh]

oxygen sats down for hypovolemic shock due to water loss?

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[@pinapplekitty]

what about pulmonary embolism? couldn't that be a cause of shock?

[@reemabdullah9877]

when we say PCWP, what do we mean? the pulmonary veins? or the left atrial pressure?

[@iMaMyst3ry]

Left atrial pressure

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[@7979cute]

Anaphylactic shock increase CO.

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[@bhavyareddy6566]

Doesn’t O2 saturation increase in all of distributive shock types as they are all high flow states which doesn’t allow complete oxygen extraction ?

[@menderinabebe9578]

Except neurogonic shoch

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i dont currently have one, but maybe soon!

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[@yukuroma]

Obstructive Shock: ↓CO, ↑HR, ↑CVP, ↓PCWP (Except Tamponade ↑), ↑SVR, ↓O2 Sat. Is that correct?

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