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the arterial systemleadingto poor tissue perfusion
Low COcausinglow tissue perfusion
reduced cardiac outputcausingreduced tissue perfusion
the tissuesleadingto poor tissue perfusion
capillary permeability ... an inadequate intravascular volumeleadsto poor tissue perfusion
decreased Viscositycan leadto poor tissue perfusion
Dehydrationcausespoor tissue perfusion
progressivecauseslow tissue perfusion
venous returnleadingto poor tissue perfusion
capillary permeabilityresultingto poor tissue perfusion
by hypovolemia(passive) is ... causedpoor tissue perfusion
micro capillariesleadingto low tissue perfusion
Formation of a large thrombus after acute plaque ruptureleadsto poor tissue perfusion
severe dehydrationcausespoor tissue perfusion
press blood vessels to such an extent that circulation is impaired distal to the injurycausingdecreased tissue perfusion
levelscausingdecreased tissue perfusion
compensatory vasoconstrictionmight ... influencelocal tissue perfusion
by alpha blockade property of prazosin(passive) caused byimproved tissue perfusion
alpha blockade property of prazosin(passive) caused byimproved tissue perfusion
Hypovolemiacausesdecreased tissue perfusion
The intermediate tissue damage that results at every timestepinfluencesthe local tissue perfusion
the contributing factorsleadingto lack of tissue perfusion
the lack of convincing data on its accuracy at pathological abnormalitiescausingtissue perfusion disturbance
by impaired erythrocyte deformability(passive) caused bydecreased tissue perfusion
by swelling(passive) caused byabnormal tissue perfusion
decreasedleadingto impaired tissue perfusion
Hypotension alsoresultsin impaired tissue perfusion
There is a maldistribution of blood flow to various organscausingimpaired tissue perfusion
Functional and structural angiogenic abnormalitiescan leadto impaired tissue perfusion
the reductions in reserve ... is thoughtto resultin impaired tissue perfusion
by peripheral vascular occlusion or disruption(passive) caused byimpaired tissue perfusion
cellular O2 delivery and cellular O2 demandresultsin impaired tissue perfusion
relatively common causes of hypertensionmay resultin impaired tissue perfusion
low arterial pressurecausesinadequate tissue perfusion
by low cardiac output or vascular obstruction(passive) caused byInadequate tissue perfusion
by inadequate vascular volume(passive) caused byinadequate tissue perfusion
by pump failure(passive) caused byInadequate tissue perfusion
Shock ... the clinical syndromeresultsfrom inadequate tissue perfusion
by decreased intravascular circulating volume(passive) caused byinadequate tissue perfusion
a clinical syndromeresultingfrom inadequate tissue perfusion
to work failurecan leadto work failure
to global tissue hypoxia ( loss of oxygen to body tissuescan leadto global tissue hypoxia ( loss of oxygen to body tissues
to global tissue hypoxiacan leadto global tissue hypoxia
in increased extraction of oxygenresultingin increased extraction of oxygen
to impaired wound healingleadingto impaired wound healing
to organ failurecan leadto organ failure
to poor wound healingleadsto poor wound healing
to anaerobic metabolismleadsto anaerobic metabolism
to renal failuremay leadto renal failure
to ischaemia and necrosisleadsto ischaemia and necrosis
to surgical bleeding [ 20],[21contributingto surgical bleeding [ 20],[21
in further deterioration of cardiac functionresultsin further deterioration of cardiac function
to pallorleadsto pallor
to additional tissue injurymay leadto additional tissue injury
in no perfusion deficitwill resultin no perfusion deficit
oxygen deficiency in the tissuecausesoxygen deficiency in the tissue
to tissue ischemialeadingto tissue ischemia
to decreased tissue oxygen deliverythereby leadingto decreased tissue oxygen delivery
to cellular dysfunction and organleadingto cellular dysfunction and organ
in necrosis and wound formationresultingin necrosis and wound formation
to lactic acidosis a complication that can aggravate ketoacidosis ( Wolfsdorf , 2014leadingto lactic acidosis a complication that can aggravate ketoacidosis ( Wolfsdorf , 2014
to cellular dysfunction and organ failureleadingto cellular dysfunction and organ failure
in the inadequate delivery of oxygen and nutrients that are necessary for cellular functionresultingin the inadequate delivery of oxygen and nutrients that are necessary for cellular function
cellular injury or dysfunctioncausescellular injury or dysfunction
to decreased oxygen delivery to tissuesleadingto decreased oxygen delivery to tissues
from other causes , such as shockhas resultedfrom other causes , such as shock
to tissue hypoxialeadingto tissue hypoxia
to a poor or absent signalleadingto a poor or absent signal
to organ failurecan leadto organ failure
to intestinal ischemia , infarction and eventual necrosis 1leadingto intestinal ischemia , infarction and eventual necrosis 1
to hypoxic ischemia of many organsleadsto hypoxic ischemia of many organs
to hypoxia and ischemia of tissuesleadsto hypoxia and ischemia of tissues
cellularcausingcellular
in an increase in anaerobic metabolism and lactate production as a consequence of regional hypoxiaresultsin an increase in anaerobic metabolism and lactate production as a consequence of regional hypoxia
in impaired cellular respiration ( i.e. shockresultingin impaired cellular respiration ( i.e. shock
to reduced ventricular efficiencymay leadto reduced ventricular efficiency
to local hypoxialeadingto local hypoxia
in end - organ dysfunctionresultsin end - organ dysfunction
to organ dysfunctionleadsto organ dysfunction
from acute myocardial infarctionresultingfrom acute myocardial infarction