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1. What does RUSH stand for? ANSWER-Rapid Ultrasound for Shock and Hypotension - It may not have had trauma, but may have had shock 2. What are the 4 different kinds of shock? ANSWER i. Hypovolemic ii. Distributive iii. Cardiogenic iv. Obstructive 3. Hypovolemic shock ANSWER i. Hemorrhage ii. Hemothorax 4. Distributive Shock ANSWER i. Neurogenic ii. Sepsis 5. Cardiogenic shock ANSWER i. Heart failure ii. Myocardial infarction iii. Valvular failure


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