Cardiogenic Shock
Beta Blockers, Ace Inhibitors, MSo4 decrease bp, slow heart rate and decrease in cardiac contractility may cause CS in certain High Risk patients • Diuretics-in some patients pulmonary edema due to decreased LV compliance and net redistribution of intravascular volume to the lungs-further decline in circulating intravascular volume
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