Which of the following is ideal in moderate hemorrhagic shock: September 2007
Ans. C: Blood Features of moderate hemorrhagic shock: Lactic acidosis:++ Urine output: reduced Level of consciousness:Drowsy Respiratory rate: Increased Pulse rate: increased Blood pressure: Mild hypotension Management of hemorrhagic shock: The oxygen carrying capacity of the colloids and crystalloids is zero so if blood is lost, the ideal replacement is blood, although crystalloid can be given while awaiting blood products
Dextrose
Ringer lactate
Blood
Dextran