distributive shock (Meaning)

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distributive shock (n)

shock caused by poor distribution of the blood flow

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Distributive shock is a critical medical condition where blood pressure drops due to inadequate blood flow to the body's tissues.
Distributive shock is commonly associated with severe infections, sepsis, and anaphylaxis.
In distributive shock, the body's blood vessels dilate, causing a drop in blood pressure and a decrease in tissue perfusion.
Distributive shock can lead to organ failure if not treated promptly and effectively.
Signs and symptoms of distributive shock include low blood pressure, rapid heart rate, and decreased urine output.
Treatment for distributive shock typically involves administering fluids, vasopressors, and antibiotics (if the cause is an infection).
The mortality rate for distributive shock remains high despite advancements in medical care.
Patients with distributive shock require close monitoring and intensive medical care to prevent further complications.
Early recognition and prompt management of distributive shock are crucial for improving patient outcomes.
Research is ongoing to identify novel therapies and improve the prognosis of distributive shock.

shock caused by poor distribution of the blood flow

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Distributive shock is a critical medical condition where blood pressure drops due to inadequate blood flow to the body's tissues.

Distributive shock is commonly associated with severe infections, sepsis, and anaphylaxis.

In distributive shock, the body's blood vessels dilate, causing a drop in blood pressure and a decrease in tissue perfusion.

Distributive shock can lead to organ failure if not treated promptly and effectively.