Definition and Pathophysiology of Shock by A. Olivero | OPENPediatrics

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[jessicaspain]

I have Ankylosing Spondylitis and Ehler’s Danlos Syndrome and since a stent placement in January, I keep going into shock caused by everything from an adrenaline rush to a pulmonary embolism. But no one, from the ER doctors to the Vascular Surgeon, to Google, could explain what shock ACTUALLY is and WHY it happens. Everyone was like 🤷🏻‍♀️

[janessaoliva]

This was awesome, explained in 9 minutes what took me a whole 2 hours to read about in a chapter. Thank you!!

[kuntal]

Can you plz give the explaining video on the topic gastritis plz, specially pathophysiology plz plz

[shervinsworld]

Thank you so much...Sir. very useful video

[shafiealwasifer]

it is really beneficial, and it is well explained
it would be even better if there were tabels included!

[brianamanley]

Quick question what if you can’t move and your heart is heavy and your pale and feel sick and your head gets tight and your feeling it hard to breath does that count as shock?

[drsaharabdulkarim]

nicely organised but the content is too brief and sir you are speaking to fast

[طبيبةالمستقبل-شك]

Please.l am from arab i can not undersrand you when you speak fast..my english lunguge is not good..
I am sorry