Toxic shock syndrome is caused by toxins produced by certain bacteria, which can rapidly affect several organs including the liver, lungs and kidneys or cause severe conditions such as seizures, bleeding and heart failure.

Prolonged shock leads to multiple organ failure syndrome, which can cause rapid death. Therefore, shock patients need to be diagnosed early, managed and treated as soon as possible.

Traumatic shock needs to be recognized for timely and appropriate treatment, because traumatic shock can cause respiratory and circulatory failure quickly and endanger the patient's life.

Trauma leading to traumatic shock causes dysfunction of multiple organs and even death. To assess whether the shock recovery process is still based on the symptoms and specific injury condition of each patient.

Fluid replacement in emergency resuscitation is a very popular method used today. It plays an important role in handling unexpected situations.

The main issues related to hemorrhagic shock and hypovolemic shock in trauma are fluid administration and fluid replacement. Fluid replacement should be performed promptly because it cannot replace complete control of bleeding. In addition, fluid replacement in trauma patients directly affects the treatment outcome.

Multiple organ failure syndrome is defined as altered organ function in critically ill patients and homeostasis cannot compensate. This condition is often life-threatening, affects in-hospital prognosis, and requires comprehensive care in the intensive care unit, especially rapid correction of shock of any cause.