Cardiogenic shock, orthostatic hypotension, syncope

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shock

Inadequate tissue perfusion causing oxygen dysfunction

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hypovolemic

loss of intravascular volume

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cardiogenic

pump failure of the heart

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distributive

vasodilation and decreased vascular resistance

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Obstructive shock

physical obstruction to blood flow

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advance age, chronic comorbidities, immunosupression, infection, major trauma/burns/hemorrhage, CVD, obstructive condition

Risk factors for shock

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hypotension (MAP under 65), tachy, AMS

General signs of shock

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cool, clammy skin

What skin changes do you see in hypovolemic and cardiogenic shock

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warm, flushed skin

What skin changes do you see in distributive shock?

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oliguria, acidosis, increased lactate

Signs of organ dysfunction in shock

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dry mucous membranes, poor skin turgor

What is specific to hypovolemic shock

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JVD, pulmonary edema

What is specific to cardiogenic shock

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fever, bounding pulses, DIC

What is specific to distributive shock

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dyspnea, unilateral breath sounds, muffled heat tone

What is specific to obstructive shock?

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CBC, CMP, Lactate, ABG, CXR, POCUS, CT scan, EKG, bp monitoring, CVP

Basic shock workup

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hematocrit, coag studies

Orders specific to hypovolemic

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trop, echo

Orders specific to cardiogenic

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blood cultures, procalcitonin

Orders specific to distributive

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d-dimer, CT angio

Orders specific to obstructive

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restore perfusion, address underlying

General game plan for shock

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Norepi (septic), dopamine, dobutamine (cardiogenic), epi, broad spectrum antibiotics, corticosteroids (severe sepsis, adrenal insufficiency)

Meds for shock

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fluids, O2/mechanical ventilation, pericardiocentesis, chest tube, thrombolysis

Non-med treatment for shock

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fluids, transfusion, hemorrhage control

Specific treatments for hypovolemic

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revascularization, mechanical support

Specific treatments for cardiogenic

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pressors, treat underlying

Specific treatments for distributive

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relieve obstruction

Specific treatments for obstructive

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monitor for organ recovery, reassess volume status, evaluate for complications, long term management

Follow up plan for shock

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orthostatic hypotension

A drop in bp when standing more than 20 systolic, 10 diastolic within 1-3 minutes of standing

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failure of compensatory mechs

Pathophys for orthostatic hypotension

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volume depletion, autonomic dysfunction, medications

What causes orthostatic hypotension

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65+, DM, Parkinson’s, kidney disease, Anti-HTNs, diuretics, antidepressants, dehydration, prolonged bed rest

Risk factors for orthostatic hypotension

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neurodegenerative diseases, DM, amyloidosis

What are some of the primary causes of orthostatic hypotension

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dehydration, blood loss, Anti-HTNs, diuretics, antidepressants,

What are some of the secondary causes of orthostatic hypotension

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Bp measurements supine and standing, CBC, CMP, ECG, Echo, tilt table

77 y/o male presents to the ER for syncope. He states that he stood up after eating and was dizzy and lightheaded and then all of a sudden his vision went dark. He states that he is on metoprolol and furosemide for his bp. What diagnostics do you want

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neurogenic

Which cause of orthostatic hypotension is characterized by a LACK of compensatory heart rate increase

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vasovagal/reflex syncope, arrhythmias, seizures, TIAs, POTS, medication side effects, anxiety, hypoventilation

DDX for orthostatic hypotension

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elevate head of bed, small meals, gradual positional changes, increase salt and fluid intake, avoid triggers, compression garments

Lifestle mods for orthostatic hypotension

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fludrocortisone, midodrine, droxidopa

Medication options for orthostatic hypotension

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Falls!

Concerning orthostatic hypotension what do we need to watch for

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syncope

Abrupt transient loss of consciousness and postural tone with rapid spontaneous recovery caused by transient global cerebral hypoperfusion

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neurocardiogenic (most common - vasovagal), orthostatic, cardiac (most severe), mixed

Types of syncope

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60+, CVD, DM, Parkinson’s, anti-HTNs, diuretics, fam hx of sudden cardiac death

Risk factors for syncopes

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emotional stress, pain, prolonged standing, coughing, micturition, swallowing

Underlying causes of neurocardiogenic syncope

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parkinson’s, DM, dehydration, hemorrhage, diuretics, vasodilators

Underlying causes of orthostatic syncope

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tachycardia, bradycardia, aortic stenosis, cardiomyopathy

Underlying causes of cardiac syncope

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subclavian steal syndrome, vertebrobasilar TIA

Cerebrovascular causes of syncope

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dizziness, lightheadedness, nausea, warmth, diaphoresis, blurred vision

Prodrome of syncope

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abrupt loss of consciousness, loss of postural tone, short duration

Symptoms of syncope episode

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rapid return to baseline, no confusion, maybe fatigue or mild weakness

Post-syncope recovery

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EKG, orthostatic vitals, echo, tilt table, holter monitor, CBC, CMP, brain MRI/CT if head strike, vascular studies

Syncope workup

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San Francisco syncope rule, ROSE rule, OESIL score

Risk stratification tools for syncope

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seizures, hypoglycemia, stroke, TIA, psychogenic pseudosyncope, intoxication, vertebrovasilar insufficiency, acute anemia

DDX for syncope

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underlying cause, avoid driving, fall precautions

General tips and tricks for syncope

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patient education, increase salt and fluid, physical counterpressure maneuvers

Neurocardiogenic syncope treatment plan

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correct volume depletion/anemia, adjust meds, compression stockings, midodrine, fludorocortisone

Orthostatic syncope treatment plan

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pacemaker, defibrillator, ablation, valve replacement, surgical repair

Cardiac syncope treatment syncope

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refer to cardio/neuro, holter monitor, hospitalization, monitor for reoccurance

Game plan for high risk syncope patients

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