SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF SHOCK (2018)

SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF SHOCK (2018)

The signs and symptoms of shock can be difficult to remember in nursing school. Shock symptoms and shock signs are really important to understand as a nursing student, because it can mean life or death for a patient.

The symptoms of shock are tricky to remember during nursing school because there are so many moving parts: does the heart rate increase or decrease? Does the blood pressure rise or fall? And what about the respiratory rate?

These questions pop up not just for shock, but for all of the med-surg disorders you need to learn in nursing school.

So in this video, we're going to walk through the major signs and symptoms of shock (with the exception of neurogenic shock).

Here's an overview of the signs and symptoms of shock that we'll talk about:
Increased heart rate
Increased respiratory rate
Decreased blood pressure
Thready pulse
Decreased peripheral pulses
Cyanosis
Neurological symptoms
Decreased urine output
Absent bowel sounds.

And if you need help with the signs and symptoms of other med-surg disorder you're learning about in nursing school, you'll definitely want to check out the NursingSOS Membership Community, where I'll walk you through, step-by-step the pathophysiology, signs and symptoms, nursing assessment, and nursing interventions for the common disorders you'll learn about in medical surgical nursing.

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