Shock

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Across
  1. 4. Shock caused by abnormal vasodilation and maldistribution of blood flow
  2. 5. Inadequate delivery of blood, oxygen, and nutrients to tissues
  3. 6. Shock caused by failure of the heart to pump effectively
  4. 7. Energy production in cells using oxygen
  5. 8. Shock caused by a physical obstruction (pneumothorax) to blood flow in or around the heart or great vessels
  6. 10. Distributive shock due to severe infection causing vasodilation and capillary leak
  7. 11. Early stage of shock where the body maintains blood pressure despite hypoperfusion
  8. 13. Distributive shock caused by a severe allergic reaction
  9. 14. Shock caused by too little circulating blood volume
  10. 15. Energy production in cells without oxygen, producing lactic acid
  11. 16. Later stage of shock with falling blood pressure and worsening perfusion
Down
  1. 1. Distributive shock from loss of sympathetic vascular tone after nervous system injury
  2. 2. Narrowing of blood vessels
  3. 3. Excessive sweating, often cool and clammy in shock
  4. 9. Widening of blood vessels
  5. 12. Life‑threatening state of inadequate blood flow causing tissue and organ hypoxia
  6. 14. Decreased circulating blood or fluid volume