| Variable: | Shock | ||
| Description: | Haemorrhagic shock is defined as a state of tissue hypoxia due to inadequate tissue perfusion. The degree of haemorrhagic shock is catagorised as: None (SBP always > 90mmHg, ? 2 units blood transfused in first 24 hours following injury), Compensated (SBP transiently below 90mmHg, > 2 units blood/24 hours), or Uncompensated (SBP consistently below 90mmHg, massive blood transfusion, trauma induced coagulopathy). The degree of haemorrhagic shock is directly related to the adequacy of tissue perfusion. | ||
| Distribution: | Discrete | ||
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| Evidence: | Shock_SupportingEvidence(Supporting Evidence)
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Limb BN Evidence-BaseEvidence Browser for the Limb BN Evidence-Base |
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Evidence Browser: Variable: Shock