PPT-shock DR MANOJ RADHAKRISHNAN

DEPT OF PATHOLOGY AND MICROBIOLOGY SKHMC what is shock Is a final common pathway for a number of serious or potentially lethal clinical events e g severe hemorrhage Extensive trauma or burns. St Amand Devesh Radhakrishnan Anne S Robinson 12 Babatunde A Ogunnaike Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering University of Delaware 150 Academy Street Newark Delaware 19716 telephone 3028314504 fax 3028311048 email ogunnaikeudeledu Dep Unit 40. Vibrationdata. Determine whether a given PSD can cover an SRS Specification. Derive an Optimized PSD which will cover an SRS. Aerospace and military components must be designed and tested to withstand shock and vibration . Massive Transfusion Protocols . in Children. Philip C. . Spinella. , MD. FCCM. Associate Professor, . Department of . Pediatrics. Critical Care Translational Research Program Director. Washington University in St Louis. | koni.com KONI’s 30 Series racing shock is a single (rebound) adjustable mono-tube high-pressure gas design that has proven popular with drivers, teams, and chassis builders for its consistency ILO’s. At the end of this presentation students will be able to. :. Describe the different . types of shock. .. Understand the . pathophysiology. of different types of shock.. Explain the . effect. 1-10 yr. Systolic less than (Age x2) +70. > 10 yr. Systolic less than 90. Fluid Bolus (Isotonic). Lungs Clear = 20ml/kg. Lungs “Wet” = 5ml/kg. 20ml/kg over 5 minutes. 5ml/kg over 20 minutes. Vasopressor Support . Shock may be defined as a condition in which circulation fails to meet the nutritional needs of the cells and at the same time. A final common pathway for many potentially lethal clinical events (hemorrhage,trauma, burns, large MI, massive pulmonary embolism microbial sepsis) fails to remove the metabolic waste products. Shock. Decreased tissue perfusion . . inadequate O2 delivery . . . tiessue. ischemia. Common Clinical Features of Shock. 1. HYPOTENSION. SBP < 90 mm Hg. MAP <60 mm Hg. Acute decreased in SBP of > 40 mm Hg. Compensated shock. Progressive decompensated shock. Irreversible decompensated shock. Pathophysiology. 1. . Compensated (non-progressive, initial, reversible) shock:. In the early stage of shock, an attempt is made to maintain adequate cerebral and coronary blood supply by: . DEPT . OF PATHOLOGY AND MICROBIOLOGY . SKHMC. Distribution of body water. Two main components. Intracellular . , comprising . two thirds of total body fluid. Extracellular . , comprising . one third of total body fluid . onepagericu.com. @. nickmmark. Link to the most current version →. ONE. Undifferentiated SHOCK. CARDIOGENIC. OBSTRUCTIVE. DISTRIBUTIVE. HYPOVOLEMIC. PUMP. problem. PIPES. problem. TANK. problem. William W. O’Neill, MD. Henry Ford Health System. Medical Director. Center for Structural Heart Disease. Detroit, MI. Diffuse Multivessel. Disease. . Border Zone. Dysfunction. Central Zone. Dyskinesis. A.L. Mohammed Kareem . 2. 2020-2021. Definition: . Shock is a life-threatening condition that occurs when the body is not getting enough blood . flow(. hypoprefusion. ). . Lack of blood flow means the cells and organs do not get enough oxygen and nutrients to function properly. Many organs can be damaged as a result. Shock requires immediate treatment and can get worse very rapidly. As many 1 in 5 people who suffer shock will die . William Schnettler, MD FACOG. @. Wschnettler. #. TrihealthCriticalCareOB. Next Events:. - October 16, 2017. CCOB Team Meeting. . 5 pm GSH. . - February 24, 2018. CCOB #3 (GSH). DISCLOSURES.