pathophysiology of shock
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Pathophysiology of shock. Dr Mostafavi SN Departement of Pediatric Infectious Disease Isfahan University of Medical Science. Shock. Acute dramatic syndrome due to inadequate circulation to vital organs 2% of hospital admissions 20-50% mortality, most due to complications - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Pathophysiology of shock
Dr Mostafavi SNDepartement of Pediatric Infectious Disease
Isfahan University of Medical Science
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Shock Acute dramatic syndrome due to
inadequate circulation to vital organs2% of hospital admissions20-50% mortality, most due to
complicationsThe most common cause in children is
hypovolemia then sepsis
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Factors that influence adequate circulation to organs
• Cardiac output–Stroke volume• End diastolic volume: Preload• Contractility: Inotropy• Vascular tone : Afterload–Heart rate: Chronotropy
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Types of shockHypovolemic: ↓ preload Distributive: ↓ afterload Cardiogenic: ↓ inotropy, ↓
chronotropyObstructive: ↑ afterloadSeptic : ↓ preload, ↓
afterload, ↓ inotropy
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Hypovolemic shockCauses: ◦excessive loss GI: Vomiting, diarrhea Kidney: DM, DI, renal failure Vascular: bleeding◦Inadequate intake
Course: ↓blood volume→ ↓ preload→ ↓ stroke volume→ shock+ ↓preload
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Distributive shockTypes◦Anaphylactic◦Brainstem/ spinal injury
Course: loss of vasomotor tone → ↑venous and arterioles pool → ↓preload & afterload→ ↓↓cardiac output → shock+ ↓preload
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Cardiogenic shockCauses: myocardiotis, cardiomyopathy,
dysrhythmia, congenital heart diseaseDecreased myocardial contractility
&/or HR → shock & heart failure+ ↑preload
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Obstructive shockCauses: tamponad, pneumothorax,
tumor, pulmonary emboli, critical CoA, severe AS
Blood flow obstruction→ ↑afterload → shock & heart failure+ ↑preload
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Septic shockCourse: exaggerated immune response
due to infection & toxic metabolites:◦Vasodilatation and increased permeability
→ ↓afterload → ↓cardiac output◦Extravasation of fluids →↓ venous return →
↓preload → ↓cardiac output◦Depression of myocardial function →
↓cardiac output
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Steps of shock 1. Insufficient delivery of blood, oxygen
and nutrients to the cells2. Anaerobic metabolism3. Lactic acidosis4. Sympathoadrenal and respiratory
responses( Compensated shock)5. ( no intervention) Decompensated
shock6. Multisystem organ dysfunction 7. Death
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Decompensated shockProgress of insult→ inadequate compensatory
mechanisms → ↓BP↑HR→ ↓coronary flow & ventricular filling→ ↓
myocardial function → ↓BP↑ Vascular resistance+ ↑contractility → ↑
myocardial oxygen need+ ↓ O2→ ↓ myocardial function → ↓BP
Vasoconstriction → tissue ischemia → ↑vasoactive peptides → ↓ myocardial function & ↑ capillary permeability → ↓BP
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Multisystem organ dysfunction Brain: cytotoxic edema, ischemia→
decreased level of consciousness, convulsion, focal signs
Kidneys: prerenal renal failure, Acute tubular necrosis
Coagulation: Disseminated intravascular coagulopathy, thrombosis
Lungs: Acute respiratory distress syndrom
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Multisystem organ dysfunction Blood: anemia, thrombocytopenia,
leukopenia, leukocytosisLiver: ↑bilirubine, ↑ transaminase,
↓coagulation factors, ↑ amoniaEndocrine: ↑ or ↓insulin, ↑ counter
regulatory hormones, ↓ parathyroid→ hypo or hyperglycemia, hypocalcemia
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Stages of shockStages of shockStage Pathogenesis Signs
1. Warm Hypoxia, sympathetic release
Tachypnea, hyperpnea, tachycardia, bounding pulses, NL BP, capillary refill time, urine output, alertness
2. Cold Above+ adrenal release
Tachypnea, tachycardia, weak pulse, cool and mottled extremities, delay capillary refill time, ↓U/O, drowsiness
3.Decompensated
↓ myocardial function, ↑ capillary permeability
Tachypnea, tachycardia, No palpable pulse, hypotension, progression of drowsiness and decreased renal function
4. MODS Ischemia, vasoactive peptides, cytokines
Hypotension, coma, renal failure, coagulopathy, DIC, hypoglycemia, hyperglycemia, hypocalcemia, electrolyte imbalance, liver failure, cytopenia, …
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↑↑HRHR< 2 mo → 1802-12 mo → 1601-2 yr → 1202-8 yr → 110
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↑↑RRRR< 2 mo → 602- 12 mo → 501-5 yr → 405-8 yr → 30>8 yr → 25
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Normal valuesNormal valuesSystolic Blood Pressure: > [70+ 2
age(yr)] or > 80 mmHgCapilary Refill Time: 2-3 secUrine Output: > 1 cc/kg/hLevel Of Counsciousness: Alert,
Drowsiness, Confused, Stupor, Light coma, Deep coma
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Suggestive signs in shockSuggestive signs in shockType of shock Symptom and signsHypovolemic
History of vomiting, diarrhea, low intake, polyuria,Signs of severe dehydration(Dry mouth, sunken eye, depressed fontanel)
Anaphylactic Immediately after injection of a drug, generalized urticaria, stridor, wheezing
Traumatic After major trauma to brainstem/spinal cord
Cardiogenic Congenital or acquired heart diseaseHeart failure signs: (cardiomegaly, hepatomegaly, ↑JVP, edema), rales, murmur
Obstructive Heart failure signs: (cardiomegaly, hepatomegaly, ↑JVP), rales, murmur
Septic Fever, infection, leukocytosis, ↑ESR, ↑CRP
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Treatment of shockTreatment of shockMechanism Drug Type of shock
↑ O2 delivery O2, ventilation All
↑ preload Fluid( crystalloid, colloid)
All, aggressive in hypovolemic, distributive, septic
↑ afterload Norepinephrine, Dopamine( high dose), epinephrine, phenylephrine
All, especially in anaphylactic, septic, hypovolemic
↓ afterload Dobutamine,nitroglycerine, milrinon
All, in cold shock
↑ contractility Dopamine, epinephrine, dobutamine, milrinon
All, cautiously in cardiogenic and obstructive
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