Cardiogenic Shock | Shock (Part 4)

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For the 4th lesson in our series on shock we take a good look at cardiogenic shock. In this lesson we will have cardiogenic shock explained full so you have a better understanding of what is going on when your patient is in this type of shock.

We start covering the four different types of cardiogenic shock as well as explaining the cardiogenic shock pathophysiology that is going on with each of these causes as well as in general between them all.

Next we go on to cover the signs that you would be looking for when assessing your patient. Along with this we cover the various diagnostic tests, labs, and hemodynamic values that you would be looking for.

Finally we cover the different avenues of approaches when it comes to treating your patients. We briefly mention the IABP (intra-aortic balloon pump), Impella, and VA ECMO as temporary mechanical support devices as well as some of the other interventions that you would use to support your patient.

We hope that this video helps to have cardiogenic shock made easy for everyone to be able to apply this information in to their daily practice and helpful in the positive outcomes for our patients.

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Currently preparing for my High Acuity exam over hemodynamics and cardiogenic shock and you have explained this much better than my nursing instructors. Thank you for your channel!

lukemolet

Hey CCRN of over a decade here. I just wanted to tell you how helpful I find your video's. I mostly watch in my spare time but they are a really great refesher if you have a pt in a shock state that you havent seen in a long time. I also make my student nurse watch you video's about Inotropes. You do a much better job of explaining how they work. It's a really good feeling to have such a great reference to go to. Thanks for what you do!

katiegorman

Again, thank you so much for making sense of shock in such a clear and concise manner. I just joined as a member, and I must thank you again for your generosity--these videos are worth SO MUCH more than $4.99 per month!

laurieturner

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shannondurham

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dontgetsalt

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iba

You’re amazing man!!!
That’s very helpful!!

vamp

Awesome lecture! Love all ur videos! Thank you very much!

irenes

thank you so much!! it helped me a lot to understand Cardiogenic shock.

anghelsalupao

It's really helpful and simple and easy to get the information
Really really thanks a lot

omrawah

Thank you so much for making this series! I’m currently studying for a med surge test tomorrow, and this has helped me so much! Thank you again!

MattyH-yxfd

Good video! very informative. Thank you.

joeyborja

Hi, I love your videos, the only thing is that for the treatment, since SVR in high in cardiogenic shock, wouldn’t be part of the treatment to decrease the SVR with medications like dobutamine that increase the contractility and also will decrease the SVR so when the heart pumps in less resistance and better perfusion?

lizelliott

Why are we giving Vasopressors such as Levophed when SVR is already high during Cardiogenic Shock? Or is SVR initially high as a compensatory mechanism and decreases later on?

justinchop