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Early signs of shock or compesated shock
adrenaline dump
Alpha-1 activation, causing vessel constriction, pale and sweaty skin
increased BP, Increased R/R, dilated pupils.
Slight ALOC
G-I problems like nasuea, vomiting
Thirst
Decompensated Shock signs
Hypotension
Increasing ALOC
Weak or absent peripheral pules, high H/R
skin wet and ashen (grayish), cyanotic lips
Terminal shock signs
decreasing H/R
Decreasing R/R
seizures, coma ,death
Distributive Shock (sepsis)
Systemic infection
Fever
wide spread vasodilation (lowering blood pressure) and increasing capillary permeability causing edema
Skin is warm and flushed (reddish) wet or dry warm extremities due to dilated vessels
Distributive Shock (Neurogenic shock)
Vasodilatation
Hypotension
Low H/R
warm-dry-flushed skin
Nerve damage
Distributive shock (anaphylactic)
Widespread vasodilation
Bronci spasms and wheezing
High H/R
Hypotension
Warm-sweaty-flushed skin
Urticaria (hives)
Angioedema Swelling of face, lips
nausea, vomiting
Hypovolemic Shock (Hemorrhagic)
Loss of blood
fast HR
Pale cool clammy skin
examples of obstructive shock
pulmonary embolism, tension pneumothorax and cardiac tamponade
signs and symptoms of hypohlycemia
fast onset
skin is cool and pale, moist
breathing my be shallow
confusion
BP is low to normal
pulse is rapid but weak
Sign and symptoms of Hyperglycemia
Gradual onset
warm and dry
thirsty
vomiting
hungry
Rapid ,deep breathing
sweet breath smell from Ketones
Pulse is rapid, weak,thready
restlessness
BP is low to normal
(Croup) Upper Airway infection. Sign and symptoms
SLow onset
Low grade fever (less then 102)
Mild shortness of breath
Distinctive shortness of breath and seal bark cough (dry,hoarse,