Distributive Shock in Children: Chapter 6 Part 2 (PALS Training)

Distributive shock happens to children when there is abnormal distribution of blood flow and volume. PALS requires providers to be aware of the various types of distributive shock as well as their associated signs and symptoms. This section of our PALS course outlines the proper steps to follow, including the appropriate medications to restore a child's health if they are to go into shock. Timely intervention is of the essence when treating pediatric shock victims. 💡 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 Distributive Shock: Definition and signs 00:32 Treating distributive shock 00:52 What is septic shock 01:23 Signs and treatment of septic shock 02:21 What to do when the child does not respond to fluid treatment 04:23 Anaphylactic Shock: Definition and causes 04:50 Signs and symptoms of anaphylactic shock 05:10 Treatment of anaphylactic shock 05:45 Rapid recovery medications 07:03 Neurogenic Shock: Definition and causes 07:32 Treating neurogenic shock 08:03 Neurogenic shock medications