Pale and moist, dilated pupils, heart rate of 36, shallow breathing, blood pressure of 126 over 78, and weak pulse. What type of shock is the patient suffering from?

The patient is likely suffering from neurogenic shock. This type of shock occurs when there is a sudden loss of the sympathetic nervous system's ability to maintain vascular tone, leading to vasodilation and decreased blood pressure. Symptoms can include pale and moist skin, dilated pupils, bradycardia (low heart rate), shallow breathing, and weak pulse.

Neurogenic shock