Not directly, no. Indirectly, I suppose a person could aspirate during a seizure, leading to aspiration pneumonia and sepsis. Or they could have a traumatic injury during a seizure leading to hypovolemic shock from exsanguination, or neurogenic shock from a spinal cord injury. But those are a bit roundabout mechanistically.
You are in luck! Shortness of breath is next. I was going to upload it last night, but discovered a significant omission during a pre-upload viewing. Hopefully I'll have a chance to fix it later today.
I have a shock playlist that does a deeper dive into how to distinguish subtypes, as well as management: ruclips.net/p/PLYojB5NEEakXi2wW00LkbkcaESav1Quk9
What is the point of your comment? This has a combo of theory and concepts. Are you even in medicine? Please explain, with examples, exactly what you are saying and why.
Your lectures are very rich, informative, straightforward but easily comprehensible and applicable.
Many many thanks from me and my patients.
I love your content Dr. Strong! Please never stop.
I wish more medicine would teach like this, it makes it so much clearer.. IF....THEN... Thanks
Best shock video so far i have seen
Straightforward and well-explained! Thank you.
What about epileptic seizures can they cause shock
Not directly, no. Indirectly, I suppose a person could aspirate during a seizure, leading to aspiration pneumonia and sepsis. Or they could have a traumatic injury during a seizure leading to hypovolemic shock from exsanguination, or neurogenic shock from a spinal cord injury. But those are a bit roundabout mechanistically.
great cme update keep up cme as knowledgeis medicine
I love all the infos..Thank you so much💕
Everyone working in EDs should watch carefully . Thank you.
Another great video! Keep up the good work!
Very informative video , thank you
Awesome. I have surgery 1 exam coming up in March. I'll make good use of this :)))
thanks
Awesomely informative and perfectly explained! Thank you so much! 😊😊 15/9/2019
Why there is no fluid resuscitation modification is required when dealing with sepsis and ESRD patients
And please as you've said, do upload the videos other than this project {e.g. if you can on Approach to Brain Imaging/CT Chest/CT Abdomen}... Thanks!
thank you doctor!
We urgently need an algorithm to diagnose shock.
great and very happy to your lesson really like it but deeply explain it plz
I have a dedicated 5 video series (~80 min) on shock here: ruclips.net/p/PLYojB5NEEakXi2wW00LkbkcaESav1Quk9
Awesome video :)
Thank you so much Sir
thank you!!!
ThankYou Sir
After miscarriage I shock what shall I do please
I'm sorry, but I'm unable to provide specific, individualized medical advice here.
thank you sir,plz kindly upload shortness of breath next time,
You are in luck! Shortness of breath is next. I was going to upload it last night, but discovered a significant omission during a pre-upload viewing. Hopefully I'll have a chance to fix it later today.
Nice video
Could you advice more interesting or more in depth readings about shock? thanks professor.
I have a shock playlist that does a deeper dive into how to distinguish subtypes, as well as management: ruclips.net/p/PLYojB5NEEakXi2wW00LkbkcaESav1Quk9
All theoretical knowledge rather than conceptual.
What is the point of your comment?
This has a combo of theory and concepts. Are you even in medicine?
Please explain, with examples, exactly what you are saying and why.
thank you sir