SIMPLE FACTS ABOUT HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK
The patient in Hypovolemic shock has usually lost a significant
amount of blood. Fluid replacement and assessment is necessary.
IV fluids such as Ringers Lactate, Albumin or blood transfusion
may be used in the treatment.
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Sessions for Nurses 9 - The Patient in Hypovolemic or Spinal Shock
Blood transfusion reaction:
If a blood transfusion is ordered by the doctor, it is important for
the nurse to remember that a reaction is possible. There are many
steps to follow, in order to ensure that the blood transfusion is
done correctly .
the nurse to remember that a reaction is possible. There are many
steps to follow, in order to ensure that the blood transfusion is
done correctly .
The nurse should also bear in mind , the possibility of a blood
transfusion reaction, even when things are done the right way.
transfusion reaction, even when things are done the right way.
Warning signs of a blood transfusion reaction:
- chills, anxiety, flushing
- itching, shortness of breath, chest pain
- itching, shortness of breath, chest pain
Immediate action should be taken, to stop the blood
and notify MD for further orders.
and notify MD for further orders.
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