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@q_the_nurse on Instagram: "Shock made simple — EMPTY tank, BROKEN pump, BLOCKED pump, or WIDE pipes. Once you understand this, every vital sign suddenly makes sense. This is why nursing school feels hard… they never teach you frameworks; they just throw slides at you. Here’s the quick cheat sheet: HYPOVOLEMIC = empty tank → bleeding, vomiting, diarrhea, burns → give fluids, blood CARDIOGENIC = pump fail → MI, HF → inotropes, NO fluids OBSTRUCTIVE = something blocking pump → PE, tamponade, tensi
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@q_the_nurse on Instagram: "Shock made simple — EMPTY tank, BROKEN pump, BLOCKED pump, or WIDE pipes. Once you understand this, every vital sign suddenly makes sense. This is why nursing school feels hard… they never teach you frameworks; they just throw slides at you. Here’s the quick cheat sheet: HYPOVOLEMIC = empty tank → bleeding, vomiting, diarrhea, burns → give fluids, blood CARDIOGENIC = pump fail → MI, HF → inotropes, NO fluids OBSTRUCTIVE = something blocking pump → PE, tamponade, tensi
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In critical care, not every drug that increases blood pressure works the same way. Understanding the difference between inotropes and vasopressors is essential for nurses, medical students, and anyone working in the ICU. 🔹 Inotropes mainly increase the force of myocardial contraction, helping the heart pump blood more effectively. They are commonly used in conditions like cardiogenic shock, heart failure, and low cardiac output states. Examples include Dobutamine and Milrinone. 🔹 Vasopressors
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In critical care, not every drug that increases blood pressure works the same way. Understanding the difference between inotropes and vasopressors is essential for nurses, medical students, and anyone working in the ICU. 🔹 Inotropes mainly increase the force of myocardial contraction, helping the heart pump blood more effectively. They are commonly used in conditions like cardiogenic shock, heart failure, and low cardiac output states. Examples include Dobutamine and Milrinone. 🔹 Vasopressors
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