Category: Shock

Clinical manifestations of spinal shock include: impaired movement of limbs below the injured segment of the spinal cord, difficulty in urination, fecal incontinence, and respiratory and blood pressure disorders. Spinal…

Resuscitation of hemorrhagic shock is divided into out-of-hospital and in-hospital resuscitation process, in the out-of-hospital should be timely to stop bleeding, to ensure the blood supply of the brain, rapid…

The clinical manifestations of anaphylaxis depend on the organs and systems affected, and are characterized by symptoms of shock, as well as symptoms of allergy to the affected system, such…

First aid methods for hemorrhagic shock generally include stopping bleeding, correcting body position, keeping the airway open, blood transfusion and other processes. 1. Hemostasis: if the patient is trauma-induced blood…

Cardiogenic shock, the situation is more critical, the first choice of drugs need to be selected according to the different conditions of the patient, if the patient has a cardiac…

Awakening is not the main criterion for assessing whether sepsis-induced shock can be transferred to the general ward; it needs to be decided after a thorough assessment by the doctor…

Electroconvulsive therapy generally refers to electroconvulsive therapy, which may have side effects such as headache, joint dislocation, bone fracture and prolonged apnea. 1. Headache: The treatment involves passing an electric…

Pelvic fracture patients who have hemorrhagic shock should be treated promptly, including anti-shock treatment, use of anticoagulants, etc. In addition, they should also be treated with surgery for fracture repositioning.…

DIC is diffuse intravascular coagulation, and the type of shock that is more likely to result in DIC is infectious shock. Infectious shock is more prone to DIC because the…