Obstructive Shock in Children: Chapter 6 Part 4 (PALS Training)

The final form of shock in children is obstructive shock: a physical obstruction of shock leading to decreased cardiac output. A professional PALS provider must know the proper management of obstructive shock and its various classifications. This section on obstructive shock in our PALS course takes an in-depth look at cardiac tamponade, tension pneumothorax, ductal-dependant congenital heart lesions, and massive pulmonary embolism. 💡 How to perform CPR on a child https://cprcare.com/how-to-perform-cp... 🔥 Become fully certified with American CPR Care Association's PALS course here https://cprcare.com/pals-certificatio... 00:00 Obstructive shock: Definition and causes 00:34 Types of obstructive shock 00:45 What is cardiac tamponade 01:05 Signs and symptoms of cardiac tamponade 01:38 What is tension pneumothorax 01:55 Signs and symptoms of tension pneumothorax 02:22 Treating tension pneumothorax 02:38 Ductal-Dependent Congenital Heart Lesions 03:18 Signs of ductal-dependent for systemic blood flow 03:42 Management: medication and treatment techniques