Shock part 2: Distributive Shock is defined as a failure of the circulatory system leading to inadequate organ perfusion and tissue oxygenation & is divided into four main categories. 2. Distributive: The tank is too large. The same volume is there but due to vasodilation the circulation volume is unable to maintain adequate pressure. . 👊 Hit follow & like for more prehospital content . . 🖥️ head over to www.themedicallounge.co.uk and sign up for incoming educational courses and quizzes. . . �

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🫀 Distributive shock is a critical condition where blood vessels widen excessively, disrupting normal blood circulation and organ perfusion, despite having adequate blood volume. 🥜❌ Take, for example, a severe peanut allergy leading to anaphylactic shock. 🥜 In this scenario, eating a peanut can cause the blood vessels to expand suddenly and significantly, preventing the blood from efficiently reaching vital organs. 💉🆘 This can result in severe itching, hives, facial and throat swelling, bre