Chapter 13, Shock

After students complete this chapter and the related course work, they will have an understanding of the different types and causes of shock, the process of perfusion, the signs and symptoms associated with shock, application of the assessment process with the shock patient, and the general and specific emergency medical care provided to patients experiencing shock.

0:00 Introduction
0:32 Introduction
0:57 Pathophysiology of 12
7:01 Causes of Shock (3 of 3)
8:19 Cardiogenic Shock (1 of 2)
10:02 Obstructive Shock (1 of 4)
11:58 Obstructive Shock (3 of 4)
13:32 Distributive Shock (1 of B)
14:32 Distributive Shock (4 of B)
17:25 The Progression of Shock (3 of 4)
19:02 Scene Size-up
19:18 Primary Assessment (105)
19:23 Primary Assessment (1 of 5)
20:32 Primary Assessment (4 of 5)
21:48 History Taking
21:59 Secondary Assessment
23:32 Emergency Medical Care for Shock (2 of 3)
24:50 Treating Cardiogenic Shock (1 of 3)
25:46 Treating Obstructive Shock (2 of 2)
26:39 Treating Septic Shock
27:10 Treating Neurogenic Shock
27:34 Treating Anaphylactic Shock
28:16 Treating Psychogenic Shock (1 of 2)
28:45 Treating Psychogenic Shock (2 of 2)
29:05 Treating Hypovolemic Shock
29:46 Treating Shock in Older Patients
30:38 Review