Shock: Types | Cardiac output, PCWP, SVR | MCQs | USMLE

In this video, I've explained the different types of shock I have also pointed out what is unique in each one of them
The lab values can be quite confusing but once you understand the pathophysiology, it'll all be at your fingertips!
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If you're preparing for the USMLE and need help w planning it out, check this USMLE Planner out
📆Free trial: www.usmleplann...
💰Discount code: iccolab25
25% discount on the first month of your subscription for the first 100 people who use this code
Enter the discount code before entering your credit card details :) [on the left on the billing window]
If you purchase a product using this code, I may receive a small commission with no additional cost to you :)
💰Pricing: www.usmleplann...
📆Note that you have to purchase UWorld, NBMEs, Boards and Beyond separately
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
👩‍⚕️ I'm a final year medical student, your virtual study partner (:
👩‍💻 I make videos to guide students preparing for the USMLE and share my med experience here on my UA-cam channel
🙋‍♀️Get in touch Instagram: chandran_ish
📩Business enquiries: [e-mail]
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I explain med concepts w questions
I feel it increases our understanding and will keep you engaged
I post quizzes on my Instagram : / chandran_ish
and also share parts of my daily life there :)
In case you missed today's quiz, here are the questions
Q1. The systemic vascular resistance in hypovolemic shock is ____
A. High
B Low
Q2. Which of the following can possibly be low in Septic shock?
A. Cardiac output
B. Mixed Venous oxygen saturation
C. Body Temperature
Q3. A patient is diagnosed w Myocardial infarction. He goes on to develop hypotension. His cardiac output is decreased.
The Pulmonary capillary wedge pressure [PCWP] is likely to be
A. High
B. Low
Q4. Which of the following isn’t a part of beck’s triad?
A. Hypotension
B. Hypovolemic shock
C. Decreased heart sounds
D. Jugular venous distention
Q5. Acute adrenal insufficiency can cause ____ shock
A. Septic
B. Hypovolemic
C. Neurogenic
D. Anaphylactic
Q6. What makes severe sepsis different from septic shock?
A. Fluid responsiveness
B. Body temperature
C. Cardiac output
D. Heart rate
Q7. Patients w ____ shock are at a higher risk of airway obstruction
A. Septic
B. Anaphylactic
C. None of them affect the airways
Q8. Distributive shock has _____ cardiac output
A. Decreased
B. Increased
C. Varies
If you liked this video and want more videos like this, comment below to show me your support 😁
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

[@alexandralazar8438]

Severe sepsis does no longer exist according to the newer definition of sepsis

[@IshwariChandran]

I see! Thanks for mentioning it! 🤝

[@linaakileh8966]

Very informative 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️❤️❤️

[@vimalsyama]

great video.

[@ajithkumarkannan1626]

Great and really useful Q&A video ish 👌🏼.

[@IshwariChandran]

Thank youuuu😋

[@muthusamychandran7297]

Well explained. keep rocking 👍

[@IshwariChandran]

Haha Thank you! 😁

[@kapildev3836]

thankyou well explained

[@IshwariChandran]

Thanks a lot! 😊

[@user-uj2fg4er1z]

Could you please explain why acute adrenal insufficiency cause neurogenic shock? I thought it cause hypovolemic shock based on what I found online

[@IshwariChandran]

Loss of sympathetic tone!

[@niyatirajpopat6322]

Wonderful

[@IshwariChandran]

Thank you for watching and supporting ❤️

[@amromod7658]

nice video

[@IshwariChandran]

Thanks!

[@yadqazaz2975]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@user-uj2fg4er1z]

Could you please explain why acute adrenal insufficiency cause neurogenic shock? I thought it cause hypovolemic shock based on what I found online