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CRITICAL AND HIGH-SCORING TOPIC FOR NORCET & RRB NURSING EXAMS 📚 SEPTIC, ANAPHYLACTIC & NEUROGENIC SHOCK NURSING CARE Shock is a life-threatening condition due to inadequate tissue perfusion and oxygenation. Questions on types, signs, and nursing priorities are frequently asked in NORCET. SEPTIC SHOCK Definition: Shock caused by severe infection leading to systemic inflammatory response and hypotension despite fluid resuscitation. Causes: • Severe bacterial, viral, or fungal infections • Gram-negative or Gram-positive bacteremia Pathophysiology: • Vasodilation → ↓ systemic vascular resistance • Capillary leak → edema • Tissue hypoxia → multi-organ dysfunction Clinical Features: • Warm, flushed skin (early) • Hypotension • Tachycardia • Fever • Later: cold extremities, confusion Nursing Management: • Early identification of infection source • Maintain IV access and administer fluids • Administer antibiotics as prescribed • Monitor vital signs and urine output • Oxygen therapy if needed • Prevent complications like MODS ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK Definition: Severe allergic reaction causing systemic vasodilation and bronchospasm. Causes: • Drugs (penicillin, NSAIDs) • Blood transfusion • Food allergy • Insect bites Pathophysiology: • IgE-mediated hypersensitivity • Histamine release → vasodilation, increased capillary permeability, bronchospasm Clinical Features: • Hypotension • Dyspnea, wheezing, stridor • Urticaria, itching, angioedema • Tachycardia, anxiety Nursing Management: • Stop allergen exposure immediately • Call for emergency help • Administer adrenaline IM immediately • Provide oxygen therapy • Maintain airway, may require intubation • Monitor vital signs continuously • Prepare IV fluids for hypotension NEUROGENIC SHOCK Definition: Shock caused by spinal cord injury or severe central nervous system damage resulting in loss of sympathetic tone. Causes: • Spinal cord injury • Brain injury • Spinal anesthesia Pathophysiology: • Loss of sympathetic tone → massive vasodilation • Bradycardia due to unopposed vagal tone • Hypotension with warm, dry skin Clinical Features: • Hypotension • Bradycardia • Warm, dry skin • Reduced cardiac output • Peripheral pooling of blood Nursing Management: • Position patient supine • Monitor cardiac and respiratory status • Administer fluids cautiously • Vasopressors as prescribed • Prevent hypothermia • Monitor neurological status GENERAL NURSING PRINCIPLES FOR SHOCK • Maintain airway and oxygenation • Monitor vital signs frequently • Ensure IV access for fluids and medications • Prevent secondary complications (pressure sores, infection) • Document all interventions AIIMS NORCET EXAM FOCUS • Differences between septic, anaphylactic, and neurogenic shock • Skin temperature and color in each type • First drug of choice in anaphylactic shock • Bradycardia is specific to neurogenic shock • Early nursing interventions for shock KEY MEMORY POINTS • Septic → warm shock early, infection cause • Anaphylactic → hypotension + airway compromise, adrenaline is priority • Neurogenic → bradycardia + hypotension, loss of sympathetic tone • Early recognition and rapid intervention by nurses can save lives Prompt and precise nursing interventions in all types of shock significantly reduce mortality and prevent multi-organ dysfunction.