Shock Treatment

Shock is a progressive condition in which the circulatory system fails to adequately circulate oxygenated blood to all parts of the body.
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[@Kshep84]

Very helpful refresher

[@mohameddoccali7872]

Thank you

[@flyboy8752]

I’ve also heard that, in the end, everyone dies from cardiac arrest as well…

[@ItsDaBlackKing]

Really?

[@flyboy8752]

Great content, but I feel like something (or more accurately, someone) was missing… Al Borland! You forgot to call Al, lol. “Hey, you in the plaid shirt, call 911.” 😉

[@Sparker408]

"Shack"...why are you saying it like that?.. "Shack"

[@Del-Canada]

Shack O'Neal.

[@kademattern2152]

we’re taught now to not elevate the legs of shock everything keeps changing and getting more confusing

[@schloc]

You are correct. You do not elevate the legs. all the science shows that the increased ICP makes the patient worse. All National Registry testing tests the student on NOT elevating the legs!

[@pharanchemie8645]

Thank You