Haemorrhage Flashcards
1
Q
bleeding which leads to a HR >__ can be defined as a massive haemorrhage?
A
110
2
Q
blood loss of __ml per min is an example of massive haemorrhage
A
150
3
Q
what products will be given in major haemorrhage
A
red cells
FFP
platelets
4
Q
what ratio should FBC and FFP be given to a massive haemorrhage trauma patient?
A
1:1
5
Q
what ratio should FBC and FFP be given to a non-trauma patient with massive haemorrhage?
A
2:1
6
Q
if fibrinogen is _g/l what should be given?
A
1
cryoprecipitate
7
Q
red cells are for…
A
tissue oxygenation
8
Q
FFP is for…
A
replacing clotting factors
9
Q
cryoprecipitate is for..
A
replacing fibrinogen
10
Q
what should be considered once bleeding has been controlled?
A
thromboprophylaxis
