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compensated early stage
tachycardia with strong distal pulses
compensated ealy stage
increased respirations
compensated early stage
ETCO2 normal between 35-45
compensated early stage
nausea/vomiting
compensated early stage
thirst
compensated early stage
skin cool, and moist
compensated early stage
normal blood pressure
compensated early stage
tachypnea/hyperpnea
compensated/decompensated middle stage
tachycardia with weak distal pulses
compensated/decompensated middle stage
feeling of impending doom
compensated/decompensated middle stage
postural blood pressure
compensated/decompensated middle stage
increase or decrease in ETCO2
compensated/decompensated middle stage
skin is pale, cold, and wet
compensated/decompensated middle stage
local cyanosis
compensated/decompensated middle stage
decrease in urinary output
compensated/decompensated middle stage
tachypnea with decrease in tidal volume
decompensated late stage
blood pressure drops
decompensated late stage
weak rapid carotid pulses with absent distal pulses
decompensated late stage
profound hypoventilation
decompensated late stage
global cyanosis
decompensated late stage
no urinary output