Updated 11/26

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Clinical picture of the patient in Cardiogenic Shock ( above)

     Cool, clammy skin, hypotension, oliguria, altered mental status,
and respiratory compromise, decrease in O2 saturation.
EKG changes will also be detected.

For more helpful information:

   Simplifying Cardiogenic Shock 

What is Multiple Sclerosis?
Multiple Sclerosis is a very debilitating illness
which affects the Central Nervous System. It is
 considered to be an autoimmune and progresses
over a period of time.

What are some symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis?
- Arm and/or leg weakness
- Visual disturbances like diplopia (double vision)
- Ataxia (unsteady gait)
- Tremors
- Fatigue

See image above for treatment.

Enjoy the video: Multiple sclerosis