CARDIOGENIC SHOCK Explained In Under 6 Minutes

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Shock is hypoperfusion. Cardiogenic shock is when the heart "fails as a pump" causing shock to occur. Cardiogenic shock is one of the types of shock you learn about in EMT class.

If you only remember one sentence from this presentation it's this: "Cardiogenic Shock is the heart's fault" whether it's an MI (myocardial infarction) or a lethal ECG rhythm, the heart is under distress and is causing the body to become hypoperfused.

By the end of this video lesson, you will know everything you need to know about cardiogenic shock as an EMT/Paramedic student, look forward to seeing you succeed on your NREMT exams!

Be great,

Evan, The Paramedic Coach

#cardiology #emt #nremt

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When I close my eyes, Owen Wilson is teaching me about cardiogenic shock

adriasanford

My NREMT is tomorrow and this is a great refresher. Perfect timing!

outtoxicated

You speak my learning language and it has calmed me and boosted my confidence. Thank you so much.

riannedoan

I will be taking my National Registry on Friday and your videos are so helpful!

pixelrainbow

Brit 🇬🇧 Student Para here on the BSc course, great content! Thanks! 🙌🏻🤙🏻🇬🇧🇺🇸

MedicCasey

Thank you for all the work you put into helping us out! So helpful! Your timing is good too because we are studying shock, what it is and the different types. Its going to be a good portion of the midterm!

BiblicalTestimonies

Please make a video on orthostatic hypotension! Your videos are amazing!

shabnamshukr

Thank you very much for your help this is helping me with my study im currently a paramedic student keep up ❤

fadal

Thanks Evan, this was enlightening to say the least.

rgamore

Will there be any sales for the video study course? I would love to get your video program but it is tough to budget for it as a student. Awesome content!

broclee

Doesn't cardiac tomponade contribute to cardiogenic shock?

joash

I think this might be a good place to ask the following questions of any EMTs, and hospital medical staff who might see this video and comment section:

If I were to obtain a small, plain, very legible tattoo a couple of inches above my knee on my right leg that reads, "IO B4" would you know instantly what that means? Would those small four characters right around that spot be enough to adequately inform any and all of you? What would looking at that spot for a specific reason in emergency care cause you to do?

I was awake for the IO, but people are usually unconscious and can't inform. It is something I hope I will not need again, but it could be something I need again. I have no external tattoos, but would consider one for a medical purpose. The medical info tattoo would not be lost in or near any other tattoo.

I am a real person and this is not a test for anyone. I am just testing an idea I had to determine if it is a sound idea, is all. My understanding from reading afterward is that an IO should not be performed in the same spot again.

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