Alarms are sounding. Your patient's vital signs are crashing. Everyone in the room is looking at you, waiting for a plan. When your patient is in shock, you can panic, or you can fall back on a simple, structured plan. This session gives the audience a straightforward plan for diagnosing and managing undifferentiated shock, tailored specifically for clinicians who do not encounter patients in shock on a daily basis.
Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this activity, participants should be able to:
- Describe clinical findings associated with circulatory shock
- Differentiate the features of high cardiac output and low cardiac output shock states
- Outline an approach to the early diagnosis and management of undifferentiated shock
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