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Is there some differences between shock cardiogenic, shock hipovolemic, and shock septic?
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Yes: Shock essentialy is very low BP and no urine output.And usually unconciousness this could be due to weakness of heart muscle (cardiogenic), severe dehydration and low intravascular volume (hypovolemic) or severe infection (septic).
Answered 9/11/2019
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