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Septic shock: What is the pathology?
Toxins released by bacteria/fungus may cause tissue damage causing low B/P & poor organ function. Inflammation response causes shock.
Septic shock: What is the cause?
Associated with toxins
Bacteria, fungi, viruses (rarely)
due to infection causes changes in blood vessels
Septic shock: What risk factors?
very old
very young
Septic shock: Diagnostic tests?
Chest x-ray (detects pneumonia, pulmonary edema)
Septic shock: Signs & symptoms?
Low uring output (kidney failure)
low B/P (orthostatic)
high or low temperature, chills
palpitations
shortness of breath
cool, pale extremities
rapid heart beat
Septic shock: Lab tests?
blood gases (reveal oxygen level, acidosis)
blood tests (detects organ failure)
blood cultures/count (detects infection)
low B/P
chest X-Ray reveals pneumonia/pulmonary edema