Types of Shock Explained Simply | NREMT EMT Review

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Shock is also known as hypoperfusion. This concept is one of the most frequently misunderstood concepts in EMS and EMT school.

My goal in turning on the camera today is to clear up the different types of shock for every EMT student once and for all.

Help me with my mission by hitting the like button, thank you in advance.

This video also serves as a great review for those entering AEMT or Paramedic school so they can refresh their basic life support EMT skills.

They're four main types of shock, the key to remember is one of them (I'll be discussing in-depth in the video) has three "sub-types".

Cardiogenic Shock for EMT
Obstructive Shock for EMT
Distributive Shock for EMT
Septic Shock, Anaphylactic Shock, Neurogenic Shock for for EMT
Hypovolemic Shock for EMT

Watch this video at least twice and take notes if you need to until you understand this concept cold.

I will give you simple tricks and tips to remember these types of shocks for the rest of your life not just to pass the exams.

If you are at the stage where you are preparing for EMT school, getting ready for NREMT review or NREMT exams, or about to start your first EMT job, this video will serve you well.

Be great,

Evan, The Paramedic Coach®

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