Importantly, COMCâs feedback of this outcome information to its participating providers is designed to make it relevant for clinical decision-making, program evaluation, and system redesign.
Anaphylactic shock is the result of a generalized allergic reaction. Septic shock is a result of infections which has progressed to a severe state as in septicemia. Neurogenic shock is a result of severe nerve damage that affects the heart and blood vessels.
Septic â an infection makes the blood vessels dilate, which drops blood pressure. For example, an E. coli infection may trigger septic shock. Anaphylactic â a severe allergic reaction causes blood vessels to dilate, which results in low blood pressure. Obstructive â blood flow is stopped.