Types of Shock for Nursing | Shock NCLEX Tips Made Easy

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Understanding various shock types like hypovolemic, cardiogenic, anaphylactic, and septic is critical knowledge for nursing school exams and the NCLEX.

This video details pathophysiology, causes, patient manifestations, labs, treatments, and nursing interventions to stabilize hemodynamics for each classification. Recognizing early signs of shock enables rapid, potentially life-saving treatment for compromised oxygen perfusion. Reviewing the major characteristics differentiating types of shock ensures students understand this essential emergency response topic for testing and clinical practice.

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As someone who suffered a hypovolemic shock and was hemodynamically unstable this was so interesting to learn what was happening at the time!

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Thank you soooo much for this video. I’m not a nurse but in EMT training. I’m one of those people who need to know “why” instead of just remembering facts. I love how you give the reasoning behind how shock manifests! I was having difficulty differentiating each one as they are soooo similar. I think neurogenic shock stood out as the most different as the heart rate and skin are the most unique from the rest.

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