QOD 13: Effects of Blood Pressure and Pulse on Cardiogenic Shock (Cardiac/Health Promotion and Maintenance) - a podcast by Jon Haws RN: Critical Care Nurse & NCLEX Educator

Answer: D. Decreased cardiac contractility Rationale:  A patient with a cardiac condition is at risk of developing cardiogenic shock when the heart has been damaged enough that it is unable to effectively pump blood to perfuse vital organs. The patient will most often experience a decrease in blood pressure and a weak or thready pulse. […]

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