What Does “shock” Mean Physiologically

Physicians mean that shock is the state where you can’t perfuse your body. It’s when your body isn’t getting enough out of the heart to perfuse the body correctly.

This Won't Hurt A Bit · 10 - GARFIELD AND THE BULLET · at 7:57 · July 17th, 2019 ·Transcript

On this episode

What Were Some Events That Occurred In 1881 at 1:47
How Many Shots Were Fired At President Garfield at 4:17
What Is Miasma at 5:34
What Does “shock” Mean Physiologically at 7:57
What Happens When Blood Cannot Circulate at 8:40
What Are Two Reasons Why Dr. Bliss Couldn’t Find The Bullet In Garfield at 10:28
How Did President Garfield Die at 12:58
When Do Doctors Actually Remove A Bullet Out Of A Patient at 14:37
Can You Get Lead Poisoning From A Bullet Wound at 17:43
What Is Pus at 19:49
Does A Bullet Ever Bring Foreign Matter Into A Body at 24:50
What Are Some Things You Should Do If You Witness Someone Getting Shot at 25:52