Management of shock

shock is a condition in which blood is having low tissue perfusion.

  • it mainly happen to person who is having low blood pressure.
  • it can also happen to person having normal blood pressure like in conditions like hemorrhage blood vessel constrict and vasodilator is given.

classification of shock:-

  1. when blood reaches the periphery (warm)
  • cardiogenic shock:-when heart doesn’t able to pump blood.
  • Hypovolamic shock:-when less volume of blood present in the body.
  1. when blood does not reaches to periphery(cold)
  • when blood reaches to periphery it is known as vasodilatory shock or distributive shock,septic shock.
  • Septic shock:-Bacteria secrete endotoxin which cause vasodilation.
  • Anaphylactic shock:-periphery is vasodilated due to allergy.
  • Neurogenic shock:-spinal cord injury or due to anesthesia
  • Hypoadrenal shock

Secondary shock:-

  • In this vasoconstriction happen.
  • When in any organ bleeding happen as a compulsatory mechanism it constrict.

Treatment:-

  • chest compression
  • Airway potency
  • Breathing
  • Fluid replacement:it is done on the basis of measuring central venous pressure.
  • in fluid replacement ringer lactate and normal saline is given.
  • when central venous pressure is less than 5mm of Hg we need fluid replacement therapy.

Hypoadrenal shock:-

  • steroid is given.

Vasoconstrictor drug:-

  • vasopressor is given.
  • septic shock:- nor adrenaline is given
  • Noradrenaline  act on alpha 1,alpha 2,beta 1 receptor.
  • it can cause arrhythmia.
  • in cardiogenic shock nor adrenaline is given.
  • in anaphylactic shock adrenaline is given.
  • in septic shock anti microbial drug is given.

 

 

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