Types of Shock and other charts | EMTLIFE
Mar 3, 2012 · Three causes can lead to shock: - Reduction in blood volume - Reduction of cardiac output - Dysregulation of blood vessels peripheral (For example, the neuro-shock or vasovagal …
Types of Shock and other charts | Page 3 | EMTLIFE
Mar 3, 2012 · I need to have a chart or know what the vitals do in the different types of shock as well in basilar skull fracture.
Shock - EMTLIFE
Apr 14, 2024 · The aim of this study was to determine the usefulness of end tidal carbon dioxide (ETCO[2] ) monitoring in hypotensive shock patients presenting to the ED.This was a …
Psychogenic Shock - EMTLIFE
Jul 7, 2006 · Psychogenic shock (aka Syncope, Fainting) is usually related to a sympathetic response causing a temporary decrease in cerebral perfusion. Usually, very temporary, and …
Crystalloid in trauma hypovolemic shock? - EMTLIFE
Aug 23, 2016 · The supremacy of blood volume over RBCs in supporting tissue oxygenation is evident when you consider that hypovolemia is a recognized cause of impaired tissue …
NREMT Study Methods...Any ideas? | EMTLIFE
Dec 22, 2008 · You can only write on it after the exam itself starts on the computer. I didn't use it, but if you have trouble remembering something in particular, like normal pulse rates or the …
EMS Mnemonics (memory device) - EMTLIFE
Jan 9, 2012 · Shock/Stroke/Seizure Lead placements: White to the right, smoke over fire (, clouds over grass). VOMIT Vital signs Oxygen Monitory IV Transport/Treatment FASTT recognizing a …
Firefighter II - MOD B - Study Guide - EMTLIFE
Feb 2, 2005 · P. Different types of shock exhibit different signs: *Neurogenic Shock has warm dry skin (associated with spinal cord injuries) *Anaphylactic Shock – hives, swelling of face and …
Bullet Vs. AED - EMTLIFE
Jun 22, 2008 · Electricity also travels through fluid filled with salt/electrolytes with relative ease, and there is a lot of that in us. Knowing that there are many different types of projectiles, …
Shockable Rhythms - EMTLIFE
Aug 28, 2009 · A-fib technically CAN be shocked / medicated, but it more then likely won't. The atria has been contracting wildly without actually pushing much blood, and because of such, …