Shock
Last modified: 07 July 2022, 1:58:25 PM AEST
Definition / diagnostic criteria1 / 7
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no single consensus definition
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140 definitions in 4 journals between 2000-2006
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SBP < 20% decrease
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SBP < 100 +/- 30% decrease
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SBP < 80
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other variables
- duration
- requiring treatment
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theoretical basis for using relative thresholds
- HTN have higher lower threshold of autoregulation
Classification2 / 7
Haemorrhagic shock
- Hypotension is late (30% blood loss, 1.5L)
- Deranged clinical signs = stage II = 15% blood loss
- Tachycardia (HR 100) is early (15%, 750 mL)
I | II | III | IV | |
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Blood loss (mL) | < 750 | 750 - 1500 | 1500-2000 | > 2000 |
Blood loss (%) | < 15 | 15 - 30 | 30-40 | > 40 |
HR | < 100 | 100-120 | 120-140 | > 140 |
BP | Normal | Normal | Low | Low |
RR | 14 - 20 | 20-30 | 30-40 | > 40 |
UO (mL/hr) | > 30 | 20-30 | 5-15 | < 5 |
CNS | anxious | anxious | confused | lethargic |
Aetiology / Causes / Risk Factors3 / 7
- Pre-pump
- Hypovolaemia = absolute hypovolaemia, eg. haemorrhage
- Distributive = relative hypovolaemia, eg. sepsis, neurogenic
- Cardiac
- Cardiogenic = MI, cardiomyopathy, arrhythmia
- Post-pump
- Obstructive, eg. Tension pneumothorax, Cardiac tamponade
Complications4 / 7
- high risk
- MAP < 65 for 20+ minutes
- MAP < 50 for 5+ minutes
- any MAP< 40
- AMI / MINS
- ⬆risk MI at MAP < 65
- renal
- ⬆risk AKI at MAP < 65
- duration is significant
- periop stroke
- ⬆risk MAP < 70
- coagulopathy effects of shock
- ⬆thrombomodulin = ⬇thrombin, ⬇Va, ⬇VIIIa
- deactivates PAI-1 = ⬆fibrinolysis
Management5 / 7
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treat underlying CAUSE
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caution
- pure vasoconstrictors = worsens tissue perfusion
- esp in hypovolaemia and ⬇INO
- excess IVF = right-edge of Starling curve; SV no longer augmented
- risk = APO, tissue oedema, damage endothelial glycocalyx
- pure vasoconstrictors = worsens tissue perfusion
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fluid responsiveness
- PLR = passive leg raise
- this is a validated assessment of volume status / fluid responsiveness
- the auto-transfusion from this manoeuvre is similar to a 250-500 mL fluid challenge
- recommendation = "moderately liberal" approach to fluid therapy ***
- overall +ve FB 1-2 L over duration of surgery
- induction = 10 mL/kg
- intraop = 8 mL/kg/hr
- postop = 1.5 mg/kg/hr
- PLR = passive leg raise
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vasoactive drug therapy
- consider in patients who are not fluid responsive
- pure alpha agonists, eg. phenylephrine
- variable effect on CO
- utility
- CS
- AS / HCM
- caution ⬇CO if hypovolaemia and ⬇INO
Anaesthetic considerations6 / 7
- Pre-op
- Intra-op
- Post-op
Common questions / related topics7 / 7
- future directions
- better understanding of microcirculation
- trials
- POISE-3
- OPTIMISE-2
- technology
- machine alerts / machine learning
- continuous NIBP
- continuous ward BP monitoring
- tissue perfusion monitoring
- strategies
- hypotension-avoidance
- hypertension-avoidance