HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK

Hypovolemic Shock is a life threatening emergency.
Trauma patients commonly experience Hypovolemic Shock.
Quick management and replacement of the fluid loss brings
about good results. 

Fluid replacement, either with blood / blood products or
  IV fluids will depend on the amount of fluid lost and the

 trauma team's decision.

Updated 8/25

The nurse should always be aware of the warning 

signs of a blood transfusion reaction:

-  chills, anxiety, flushing
- itching, shortness of breath, chest pain

Immediate action should be taken, to stop the blood
and notify MD for further orders.

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