Septic shock - pathophysiology and symptoms | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2025
- Created by Ian Mannarino.
Watch the next lesson: www.khanacadem...
Missed the previous lesson? www.khanacadem...
NCLEX-RN on Khan Academy: A collection of questions from content covered on the NCLEX-RN. These questions are available under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License (available at creativecommons....
About Khan Academy: Khan Academy offers practice exercises, instructional videos, and a personalized learning dashboard that empower learners to study at their own pace in and outside of the classroom. We tackle math, science, computer programming, history, art history, economics, and more. Our math missions guide learners from kindergarten to calculus using state-of-the-art, adaptive technology that identifies strengths and learning gaps. We've also partnered with institutions like NASA, The Museum of Modern Art, The California Academy of Sciences, and MIT to offer specialized content.
For free. For everyone. Forever. #YouCanLearnAnything
Subscribe to Khan Academy’s NCLEX-RN channel: / @khanacademynclex-rn7898
Subscribe to Khan Academy: www.youtube.co...
I'm a type 1 diabetic. Developed septic shock, had dka, double pneumonia, collapsed lung and a pe at the same time. I'm only 22. I'm lucky I got away with muscle wasting and neuropathy. I'm still alive and breathing, and can function on my own though I'm still rather weak. This video helped me understand the most critical 30 days of my life and the hard work doctors and nurses put in to saving me.
wow, im in my senior year of nursing school right now! incredible odds you overcame there , i appreciate you sharing your story. Wishing you strength and good health in your life for the future !
I wish that you live healthy and be muslim if you are not.
you're a warrior!!
I salute you for the spirit and my colleagues for the courage and the knowledge they've needed to help you!
Live long and prosper!
God bless you
I resently got septic shock this past March for the second time in 2 years. Im educating my self on septic shock. Thank you. Blessed to be Alive.
I have my shock exam next week. This is the resource that summarises all text books I have read
As someone who is recovering from Septic Shock, I can't tell you how much I appreciate this video. This is by far the best explanation. Thank You !
What an excellent video! all the important main points explained clearly within 8mins buy if I read this in a book it would have taken me 1 hour. The visual diagrams really helps to understand.
Sepsis and Septic shock newer #guidelines
www.curemycase.com/the-third-international-consensus-definitions-for-sepsis-and-septic-shock-sepsis-3/
a picture worth 1000 words
WHERE HAS THIS BEEN ALL MY LIFE
This was such well done presentation. Everything was explained simultaneously and effectively. Bravo!
I just got septic shock recently due to pneumonia and it was hell. my mom is a nurse so she was able to send me to the hospital and caught the septic shock very early on. I was only in the ICU a week but it was terrible. I'm 15 and never had an experience quite so insane ever before, and I would never wish an experience like this on anyone ever.
Me too. I too just went through the worst 10 days of my life; hallucinations, weakness, fear. Finally, I’m out of trouble medically but said things aloud that i can’t take back.
It’s a horrible illness.
I hope you made it
@@8v8i he didnt make it sorry.
My dad is suffering from this condition. 😭 Praying for his speedy recovery.
hows your dad now?
@@miliezz2502 He is doing much better now. Thank you so much!👍
@@roshanali4307 Im glad!
@@roshanali4307 🤗🤗🙏🏻🙏🏻😷😷🧑🏻🧑🏻🏥
Gotta be the best video on septic shock, was SOOOO confused on this for the longest time
I had 2 prostate surgeries 4 months ago followed by Septic Shock 8 days later. One day my wife found me on the kitchen floor. The surgeries were a Sunday picnic compared to Septic Shock. It was a hell I hope I never see again. I still measure my blood oxygen and pulse per minute, and blood pressure 3 times a day. I consider myself a pretty tough guy but I still cry every day and I cant control it. I cried in the hospital several times a day every day. A nurse would walk in and say Good Morning and I would cry.
I hear ya!!! I'm crying reading this. I too had sepsis & sepsis shock & had a knee joint operation & 2 months later this crazy shit. My temp was 108. I am actually afraid of death now after reading & watching sepsis videos. I hope I never get this disease from hell again. Do you have cancer?
I have prostate cancer. Septic Shock made me welcome death. I hope you never suffer again and stay healthy. God bless you.
I wish this 2018 may give you all good health and wellness.. stay blessed..
I am a very recent survivor of sepsis and I am going through a rough time with my mental health as my body is recovering. I thank you for the comments.
How are u now? I wish y’all good health and strength
I just want to say thank you for this video! I have spent hours reading books and watching other youtube videos, and your video is the first one to make sense!
This, I reckon, is the best video on septic shock I've ever seen.
everything is clear about sepsis in less than 10 min vid! thank you.
I’m an engineer, not a medical professional. Still, I find this series of videos to be incredibly helpful and understandable. I never knew much about sepsis until my wife developed a case of it. After 5 days, starting in the ER, then ICU, and now a standard patient room, she is stable but still sick enough to be hospitalized. I never realized how life-threatening sepsis could be.
Believe me, I could not have got a better explanation than this, as my sister-in-law is just recovering from ARDS, diagnosed of pneumonia. Great video. Thanks
omg you totally saved my ass on my homework in nursing school plus i actually understood the process where as reading two pathophysiology books i couldnt understand it well enough so thank you somuch what would i do without youtube?
This is the best explanation of sepsis I have found so far. Thank you very much.
This video helped me so much to understand septic shock! Thank you! I always watch it when I need a review! I recommend it to anyone who is struggling to understand the topic!
I absolutely love the way everything is explained here.
You're doing a great job teacher Ian as well as Sal khan... keep going we need you ... you can change the world
Correction: @2:19 "nitric" oxide not nitrous oxide. Great video!
Thankyou. Your explanation is really comprehensive and informative. I lost my Father to septic shock on 3rd. January. It kills so quickly and not enough people know about it
wonderful explanation...one of the hardest part in pathology made so easy
Thank you very much :) ... i will never forget the meaning of septic shock after this diagram
Best explanation I have ever had. Thank you. But I do not know how would I miss these videos in 5 years😢
Very well explained......cleared all my doubts...!!!
Great video, it’s amazing how khan academy videos explain things clearer in 20 minutes than hours of lecture
one of the best and most succinct explanations of septic shock pathophysiology I have found
You're the best!! Your videos make it SO much clearer. You're an excellent teacher. Thank you so much for taking the time to make and post these. :)
Please understand decreased tissue oxygenation.. Time is of the essence when dealing on this level.. Be aware and move on it please. Better safe than sorry. White blood cells must get into interstitial tissue to fight this internal war. These are All great info for all to know. Systematic vascular resistance with this particular situation and more.
best video.... excellent explanation....really got to know the importance of the topic
A great voice for a radio with pictures. Easy to understand. Do more please.
Finally understood, your explaining is so comprehensive
Good explanation!!!! I already understood some mechanisms related to septic shock. Thanks so much
excellent explanation, after reading med surge Book and watching this video it all makes sense!
Clear and precise explanation indeed. Thanks much for sharing your knowledge.
This is the best explanation I've ever seen 😭
Thank you for this video!
I have had septis chock, and this was very helpfull To understand it
This is best education platform I am final yr Med student and I find your vids very helpful thanks uploading 😇
Thanks to Khanacademy, i survive case discussion😮💨
Thank you! That was super clear and helpfull for non-medicals to understand the physiology of septic shock
This video was extremely informative, well explained, and very helpful!
Thank you so much.
It was very helpful. 🌼
the best explanation ever! u are really talented , thank u so much
This is brilliant thank you. Just helped me really understand septic shock in time for my OSCE!
Respect and gratitude for your hard work here on TH-cam ! 🎩
My grandpa is fighting septic shock right now. His kidney and liver has failed already. Septic Shock is no joke.
Exactly what I needed! :D
You truely understand this. Explaination 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
What a great video, I really enjoyed and learned a lot,, thanks
that was an amazing explanation ! .. thank you
This is a splendidly informative video. Thank you SO much!
Thanks Doc. This is so eloquently yet simply articulated. Excellent presentation.
Great video, explained well!
Just brilliant preview and explanation .
you should add that Many Metastatic cancer Cells in the blood stream could cause a fast sever SEPSIS , and eventually death !
it usually happens at the advanced stages of cancer or with some aggressive cancers like Pancreas CA or , Biliary CA.
Thank you so much. You explained this great.
excellent,simple and clear
thanks much
I'm not sure I wanted to know all of that but it is what it is. Thank you it was very informative .
PERFECT EXPLANATION
WHAT A NICE JOB ! thank you
OMG just brilliant. thank you so much.
This is an amazing video!
Thanks for the awesome videos! Quick ques: you said that the WBC release NO? I thought the endothelial cells are the ones that would release nitric oxide, thus causing the vasodilation? (Also, maybe if you could discuss the role of LPS in a future video, that would be great :) )
Excellent video, thank you! 👍🏽
Great job! Thank You !!!
Really a beautiful explanation neva understood by any other s r thankful to u sir, have done a great job sir
amazing !thank you so much for this video . best explanation in the smallest period❤
AMAZING!!!!! So clear and thoroughly explained!!!! Thank you!
nice illustration! Thank you for this.
The best of all time .
My mother died because of this on 11th March it started with sepsis initially and one fine day it escalated to septic shock . She was on ICU for 2.5 months at Apollo hospital Delhi . They couldn’t save her even after keeping her in ICU for 2.5 months. #apollohospital
Great explanation indeed!
woww i love itt thanksss🐐!!
Thank you so much 🤓
Excellent concepts n depiction.
I must appreciate Doctor Ani John on TH-cam for helping me and my husband in getting rid of Sepsis virus permanently after so many years in pain God sent you to save my family with your natural herbs and roots all thanks to you doctor you are a God sent keep saving lives sir I really appreciate all you have done for me and my family my God bless you richly sir🙏.
Damn. Just glad I'm alive
Great teaching like this makes me eager to learn more :) thank you!
Didn't mention the lactic acid buildup in the cells due to anaerobic metabolism...
Brad Jones it's obvious in any kind of shock dude
Ragu Hari I didn’t know that ..
ice Devil Decreased tissue perfusion is something that happens in all types of shock. If there is less tissue perfusion, the tissues have less oxygen, so they have to turn to anaerobic metabolism, which creates lactic acid as a byproduct.
eventually cells are gonna die, the lactic acid produced from aneurobic glikolysis (cells cant oxygenate) is going to pour to the blood. Thus you can see lactic acid in the blood both due to this mechanism and less cleaning of the substance
This is gold. Thank you so much
Your explanations are the best
Just watch the video.
Septic shock symptoms overviews
and risk factors. Suggestion: Consult
your doctor as early of ditection of the
disease ..
of the
Isnt there any role played by Endotoxins and its formation of a complex with LBP?
Kayalvizhi Duraisamy I think it has a role..
Thank you , good explaining 👏🏽
This is dynamite, thank you!!!!
Pretty sure I had this in 2017. Only time in my life I was so sick I knew I was near death. I had enough of the symptoms. Worst part was the delirium, not being able to think straight and having to fend for myself and not being able to do so. 10 pills of levaquin at 500mg saved my life. People knock fluoroquinilones, but when you're really close to death they're the only thing that works.
Nice detail, my textbook in visual form
excellent, thank you.
Fascinating 👏👏👏
Thanks, doc.
Excellent explaination
Awesome explanation
oh my God this exactly what happened to my husband that resulted in his death with in 2 weeks of being diagnosed.
god bless his soul
My ex died from it because of a hernia. My mom died from it from poor circulation, her leg turned blackish 💔
amazing video, thank you!
Excellent explanation!
Thanks a million 👍👍
This was so good
explain the two types of septic shock.....warm and hyperdynamic.
Excellent video
wonderfully explained
What about the causative agent and its mechanism in causing septic shock, like the LPS ,gram -ive bacteria and All that things?