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Shock - In medicine, a critical condition that is brought on by a sudden…

- - - - External loss of of whole blood, loss of other body fluids
      - Hypovolemia can be treated by crystalloid flailed replacement, tissue dysfunction is usually revealable. If volume loss is greater than 30% of replacement blood productions should be started.
      - Laboratory assessments that should be done include serial measurements of hemoglobin and haematocrit levels, electrolytes, lactate, blood gases, mixed central venous oxygen saturation and hourly urine outputs
- - - - Maintain airway, such as nebuliser bronchodilators, aerosolised adrenaline can also be used to treat laryngeal edema IV corticosteroid may be helpful. Treat with adrenaline
    - - Three major pathophysiological effects; Vasodilation, maldistribution of blood flow and myocardial depression. Respiratory failure can develop, respiratory acidosis develops, These patients need to be intubated and mechanically ventilated.