Shock Types of shock

[@mehrabsadventures4318]

under 5 minutes and without the fluff, thank you!

[@user-jstaj2bg2mb2u]

Quick and to the point! Well done. Thank you for this lesson.

[@hossamyasser8651]

Thank you for this nice explanation.

[@Effthefbi]

Wow! You wrap this up in 5 minutes? Instructors take 1-2 hours per each shock and you are still left scratching your head.

[@rumit9946]

Micki Star instructors get paid by the hour. She does these videos for free 😜

[@joellemukaya1293]

Hey there thanks so much , I’m really enjoying your videos. However, I have two suggestions for you 1.) please make more videos 😁 2.) Is it possible for you to group your videos in playlists? It would make it easier to go through videos on related content for interested viewers. Thanks for your wonderful work 🙏

[@sxylala74]

Great video!!

[@heychupacabras]

Thanks for posting! :)

[@TheDmoylan]

loved it. thanks :)

[@wazzy1229]

thanks Ms.Pickens

[@MedicJ.D]

JVP? or JVD? I'm assuming they are both the same thing?

[@caterscarrots3407]

JVD is jugular venous distension(so stretching of the vein). JVP is jugular venous pressure(so the pressure in that vein). So I would go with JVP because it isn't always distension that changes pressure in the veins but the venous pressure and arterial pressure will both be affected in any kind of shock.

[@MedicJ.D]

Makes sense. Thanks