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Some pediatric patients are capable of maintaining what appears to be a normal blod pressure until losing how much of their normal blood volume?
Nearly half
PASG
Pneumatic Anti- Shock Garment
Cardiogenic shock
Shock that developes when the heart is damaged (MI) and can no longer pump an adequate amount of blood to the body.
Compensated shock vital signs
Increased respiratory rate, Increased pulse, Normal to low systolic bp normal to elevated diastolic
Pale, cool, clammy skin signs
pupils sluggish but responsive
altered mental status
Which ventricle of the heart is responsible for pumping blood to the rest of the body?
Left ventricle
What quantities of blood loss are considered life-threatening to the respective age groups: Adults, Children (1-8yrs), Infants(less than one year)
Adults: 1 liter (1,000cc)
Children: 1/2Liter (500cc)
Infants: 100-200cc