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Neurogenic Shock Explained | Causes, Signs & Nursing Priorities | NCLEX

Neurogenic shock is a life-threatening emergency caused by loss of sympathetic nervous system control, usually after spinal cord injury. In this video, we explain NEUROGENIC SHOCK in a simple, NCLEX-focused way. You will learn: • What is neurogenic shock • Common causes (spinal cord injury, spinal anesthesia) • Pathophysiology explained simply • Key signs and symptoms: – Hypotension – Bradycardia – Warm, dry skin • How neurogenic shock differs from other shock types • Priority nursing assessment and interventions • NCLEX red flags and priority clues 📌 NCLEX PEARL: Neurogenic shock = LOW BP + LOW HR + WARM skin. This video is perfect for: • NCLEX-RN & NCLEX-PN students • Nursing fundamentals • Emergency & critical care nursing basics 👉 Subscribe to *ClearPath NCLEX* for simple, high-yield nursing concepts. #AnaphylacticShock #Anaphylaxis #ShockNursing #NCLEX #NCLEXRN #EmergencyNursing #CriticalCareNursing #AllergicReaction #AirwayEmergency #ClearPathNCLEX