A 61-year-old male with a past medical history of lung cancer is hospitalized for shortness of breath. During his hospitalization, he is found to be septic and was oozing from his intravenous catheter site. He also develops petechiae on his shoulders and abdomen. Which kind of shock does this patient have and what is the mechanism of the shock? What is the relationship between this shock and DIC?

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