An Approach to Shock

[@DrRoton-ln5br]

Your lectures are very rich, informative, straightforward but easily comprehensible and applicable. Many many thanks from me and my patients.

[@krystenme6841]

I wish more medicine would teach like this, it makes it so much clearer.. IF....THEN... Thanks

[@andresbluebird]

I love your content Dr. Strong! Please never stop.

[@vijaycharhate8747]

Best shock video so far i have seen

[@aci.]

Straightforward and well-explained! Thank you.

[@crit-ic]

Another great video! Keep up the good work!

[@tmkhan1206]

great cme update keep up cme as knowledgeis medicine

[@drfrost368]

Very informative video , thank you

[@ma.leviandilab4791]

I love all the infos..Thank you so much💕

[@zerosiii]

Awesome. I have surgery 1 exam coming up in March. I'll make good use of this :))) thanks

[@HafizahHoshni]

Awesomely informative and perfectly explained! Thank you so much! 😊😊 15/9/2019

[@laurentiu244]

Everyone working in EDs should watch carefully . Thank you.

[@MonaSax-ir6cw]

What about epileptic seizures can they cause shock

[@StrongMed]

Not directly, no. Indirectly, I suppose a person could aspirate during a seizure, leading to aspiration pneumonia and sepsis. Or they could have a traumatic injury during a seizure leading to hypovolemic shock from exsanguination, or neurogenic shock from a spinal cord injury. But those are a bit roundabout mechanistically.

[@tomatomi8041]

We urgently need an algorithm to diagnose shock.

[@nasirrahmad3761]

And please as you've said, do upload the videos other than this project {e.g. if you can on Approach to Brain Imaging/CT Chest/CT Abdomen}... Thanks!

[@chrisdom7731]

Awesome video :)

[@maxamuudmaxamedsaciid9236]

great and very happy to your lesson really like it but deeply explain it plz

[@StrongMed]

I have a dedicated 5 video series (~80 min) on shock here: kzbin.info/aero/PLYojB5NEEakXi2wW00LkbkcaESav1Quk9

[@abumais100]

Why there is no fluid resuscitation modification is required when dealing with sepsis and ESRD patients

[@dodge550i]

thank you doctor!

[@kalkidangobezie4078]

After miscarriage I shock what shall I do please

[@StrongMed]

I'm sorry, but I'm unable to provide specific, individualized medical advice here.

[@guleidali3391]

Thank you so much Sir

[@munibrahman3238]

thank you sir,plz kindly upload shortness of breath next time,

[@StrongMed]

You are in luck! Shortness of breath is next. I was going to upload it last night, but discovered a significant omission during a pre-upload viewing. Hopefully I'll have a chance to fix it later today.

[@cks7298]

Nice video

[@cfuenza4106]

Could you advice more interesting or more in depth readings about shock? thanks professor.

[@StrongMed]

I have a shock playlist that does a deeper dive into how to distinguish subtypes, as well as management: kzbin.info/aero/PLYojB5NEEakXi2wW00LkbkcaESav1Quk9

[@SDas-jj9pi]

ThankYou Sir

[@gamu5154]

thank you!!!

[@rockeruday]

All theoretical knowledge rather than conceptual.

[@Alphacentauri819]

What is the point of your comment? This has a combo of theory and concepts. Are you even in medicine? Please explain, with examples, exactly what you are saying and why.

[@ahmedhossain4677]

thank you sir