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When I was a kid in kindergarten, I fell off some playground equipment and broke my elbow. Since I was crying a lot and wouldn’t let the The Grinch Grinchy To Do List Workout Videos With Popcorn Christmas shirt and I love this teacher take off my jacket, she sent me to the nurse. The nurse immediately noticed I was “in shock,” determined I’d been more seriously injured than just a scrape, and called my emergency contact to come take me to the hospital (where I was of course x-rayed and treated.) What type of shock would that be, from a broken bone? Was she using the term correctly? I was little but I just remember my mom telling me later that the nurse said I was in shock. Low blood pressure, high heart rate, alerted mental status, cool extremitie etc… Would be the big ones, obviously it’s a lot more nuanced then that but this is a reddit comment The symptoms of shock depend on the cause and the type of shock, but importantly also what phase of shock the patient is in. There is “warm shock” where the patients distal perfusion (color, temperature, pulse strength, capillary refill) of the fingers/toes and BP are fine and he looks fine (to the untrained eye).

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Often the The Grinch Grinchy To Do List Workout Videos With Popcorn Christmas shirt and I love this BP is normal for minutes or hours as other body systems compensate for what is happening then in just a matter of minutes the BP will plummet. This happens often because the medical team didn’t recognize early “compensated” shock. Entire textbooks are written on the recognition and treatment of shock so what I’ve written here may be slightly not technically correct in the interest of brevity (and multiple bottles of beer) As you are an EMT, I have a question that I hope you can enlighten me on about shock. When someone comes down from adrenaline after a traumatic event, start to become pale/faint, unable to move, etc., it is often described as shock. What type of shock is it (if it is actually shock at all)? It’s vasovagal syncope. Basically, to ELI15, your body gets flooded with stress hormones, spiking blood pressure. Then, once your brain figures out it’s fine, it stops those hormones all at once. Your blood pressure falls off a cliff, your body goes into shutdown mode, and you feel like shit. It’s not shock, but it’s confused with it quite often.

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