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    WACP · Internal Medicine
    18:42

    A 34-year-old man presents with fever, tachycardia and warm peripheries. BP is 82/40 mmHg with a wide pulse pressure. Which type of shock is most likely?

    AHypovolaemic shock
    BCardiogenic shock
    CSeptic shock
    DNeurogenic shock

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