Laryngectomy & Tracheostomy Emergencies; R2R podcast out now 🚑🫁
We break down the key differences, pitfalls and practical tips to help you manage these high-stakes patients with confidence 🎧👇🏻
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🔥 The Shock Types Mnemonic Every Medico Should Know
⚡ Types of Shock → SHOCKED
📍 S — Septic
📍 H — Hypovolemic
📍 O — Obstructive
📍 C — Cardiogenic
📍 K — K (Anaphylactic)
📍 E — Endocrine (Adrenal crisis)
📍 D — Distributive
⚡ Key Clues → RAPID
📍 R — Rapid HR
📍 A — Altered mentation
📍 P — Poor perfusion (cold/clammy)
📍 I — Increased lactate
📍 D — Decreased BP
💬 Which type of shock do you see most in emergency❓
👇 Comment your answer!