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# 📘 SHOCK-v1.0
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## Mechanistic Mapping and Phenotype Prediction
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# 🔷 ABOUT
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## Overview
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**SHOCK-v1.0** is a clinician-oriented, browser-based learning and decision-support application for the **recognition, classification, and mechanistic understanding of shock states**.
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The application is built on a physiologically accurate definition:
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> **Shock = mismatch between oxygen delivery (DO₂) and oxygen utilisation (VO₂), leading to cellular energy failure**
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This tool explicitly moves away from the oversimplified (erroneous) concept of “shock = hypotension”.
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## Core Design Philosophy
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- Shock is **heterogeneous and dynamic**
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- **Normal or high blood pressure does not exclude shock**
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- Perfusion must be assessed **independently of blood pressure**
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- Management must be **mechanism-driven**
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- Mixed shock states are **common rather than exceptional**
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## Functional Components
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### 1. Shock Recognition
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A structured **3-domain model**:
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- **Clinical hypoperfusion**
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- **Metabolic evidence**
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- **Hemodynamic instability**
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**Diagnosis rule:**
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> Shock is present if ≥2 categories are positive
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Detects:
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- Compensated shock
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- Cryptic shock
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- Overt shock
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### 2. Phenotype Calculator
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A multi-parameter scoring system that estimates likelihood of:
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- Hypovolemic shock
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- Cardiogenic shock
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- Distributive shock
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- Obstructive shock
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- Neurogenic shock
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Features:
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- Weighted parameter logic
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- Real-time probability display
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- Mixed phenotype detection
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- Clinical interpretation output
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### 3. Fluid Responsiveness Module
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#### PPV (Pulse Pressure Variation)
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- Valid only under strict physiological conditions
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- Built-in checklist ensures correct use
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#### PLR (Passive Leg Raise)
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- Preferred universal test
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- Reversible “autotransfusion” (~300 mL)
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- Valid in:
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- Spontaneous breathing
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- Arrhythmias
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- ARDS
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### 4. POCUS (RUSH Protocol)
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Structured ultrasound approach:
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- **Pump** → Cardiac function
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- **Tank** → Volume status
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- **Pipes** → Vascular obstruction
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Provides rapid bedside phenotype narrowing.
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### 5. Mechanistic Mapping
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Links physiology to clinical states:
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- Preload abnormalities
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- Contractility impairment
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- Afterload mismatch
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- Vascular tone dysregulation
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- Humoral influences
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### 6. Evidence Integration
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Key clinical evidence and physiological principles are embedded to support:
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- Interpretation
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- Decision-making
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- Teaching
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## Intended Users
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- ICU Consultants
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- Anesthesiologists
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- Emergency Physicians
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- Critical Care Trainees
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## Use Context
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- ICU bedside decision support
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- Operation theatre crisis management
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- Emergency department resuscitation
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- Teaching and training
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## Limitations
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- Not a substitute for clinical judgment
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- Dependent on accuracy of user input
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- Requires appropriate interpretation of POCUS and physiology
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- Does not replace invasive monitoring when indicated
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## License
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GNU General Public License v3.0 (GPL-3.0)
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© 2026
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Prof. Jyotirmay Kirtania
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MPMMCC & HBCH, Tata Memorial Centre, Varanasi, HBNI, India
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# 🛠️ HELP
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## Getting Started
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1. Open the application `.html` file in a browser (Chrome/Edge recommended)
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2. Adjust zoom to **~150%** for optimal readability
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3. Use the top navigation tabs to access modules
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## 🔴 TAB 1: Recognition
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### Purpose
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Determine whether **shock is present**
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### Method
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Evaluate 3 domains:
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- **Category A** → Clinical hypoperfusion
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- **Category B** → Metabolic evidence
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- **Category C** → Hemodynamics
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### Rule
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> Shock = any **2 of 3 categories positive**
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### Key Notes
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- Hypotension is **not mandatory**
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- Elevated lactate may indicate **cryptic shock**
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## 🟣 TAB 2: Phenotype Calculator
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### Purpose
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Estimate **type of shock**
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### How to Use
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1. Select the closest matching finding for each parameter
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- Phenotype score bars
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- Dominant phenotype
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- Interpretation panel
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### Interpretation
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- Highest score → most likely phenotype
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- Close scores → **mixed shock**
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- Always correlate with clinical context
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### Reset
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Use **“Reset All Parameters”** to restart
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## 🔵 TAB 3: Fluid Responsiveness
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### PPV Section
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Use only if **ALL conditions are met**:
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- Controlled ventilation
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- No arrhythmia
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- Adequate tidal volume
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- No spontaneous breathing
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If any condition fails → **PPV invalid**
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### PLR Section (Preferred Method)
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#### Steps
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1. Start semi-recumbent
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2. Lower head + raise legs to 45°
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3. Measure at 60–90 seconds
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4. Interpret:
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- ↑CO or ↑Pulse Pressure >10% → fluid responsive
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- No change → avoid fluids
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## 🟢 TAB 4: POCUS (RUSH)
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### Structure
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- **Pump** → LV/RV function, tamponade
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- **Tank** → IVC, lungs, FAST
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- **Pipes** → PE, pneumothorax, vascular causes
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### Use
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- Perform rapid integrated scan (<3 minutes)
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- Correlate findings across domains
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## 🟡 TAB 5: Evidence
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### Purpose
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- Provides supporting trial data
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- Strengthens decision confidence
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## 🔴 TAB 6: Mechanisms
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### Purpose
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Understand **underlying physiology**
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### Includes
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- Preload failure
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- Contractility failure
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- Afterload abnormalities
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- SVR changes
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## ⚠️ Common Errors to Avoid
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- Treating hypotension without identifying cause
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- Giving fluids without testing responsiveness
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- Ignoring lactate trends
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- Over-reliance on a single parameter
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- Misinterpreting isolated POCUS findings
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## 🧠 Recommended Clinical Workflow
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1. Recognition → Is shock present?
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2. Phenotype → What type?
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3. Fluids → Will fluids help?
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4. POCUS → Confirm mechanism
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5. Mechanisms → Refine understanding
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6. Treat accordingly
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## 📄 Disclaimer
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This tool is intended for **clinical decision support only**.
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It does not replace:
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- Clinical judgment
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- Institutional protocols
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- Specialist consultation
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