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.
Type II Allergic Reaction. Type II allergic reactions can result from the chemical alteration of antigens present on the surface of some of the cells (like red blood cells) by certain drugs. The alteration in the antigen on the cell surface can result in formation of antibodies (IgG) against these cells and ensuing destruction of the cells.