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Types of Shock: 1)Hypovolemic : __________ blood volume (not enough) 2)_______________: Decreased heart function/pump of blood 3)Vascular: Inappropriate ______________. EX: Anaphylactic shock (sever allergic reaction, releases histamine, vasodilation occurs), neurogenic shock, septic shock (resistance decreases so BP decreases) 4)Obstructive: Blood flow obstruction EX) Pulmonary edema
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