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  • Hemorrhage: Mrs. Lekshmi P

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    This document classifies hemorrhage into four classes based on percentage of blood loss and associated symptoms. Class I involves up to 15% blood loss with no change in vital signs. Class II involves 15-30% blood loss and symptoms like tachycardia and pale skin. Class III involves 30-40% blood loss and dropping blood pressure. Class IV involves over 40% blood loss and is life threatening requiring immediate resuscitation. The World Health Organization also grades hemorrhage from 0-4 based on severity of bleeding and symptoms.

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    This document classifies hemorrhage into four classes based on percentage of blood loss and associated symptoms. Class I involves up to 15% blood loss with no change in vital signs. Class II involves 15-30% blood loss and symptoms like tachycardia and pale skin. Class III involves 30-40% blood loss and dropping blood pressure. Class IV involves over 40% blood loss and is life threatening requiring immediate resuscitation. The World Health Organization also grades hemorrhage from 0-4 based on severity of bleeding and symptoms.

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    Hemorrhage: Mrs. Lekshmi P

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    Lekshmi Manu
    This document classifies hemorrhage into four classes based on percentage of blood loss and associated symptoms. Class I involves up to 15% blood loss with no change in vital signs. Class II involves 15-30% blood loss and symptoms like tachycardia and pale skin. Class III involves 30-40% blood loss and dropping blood pressure. Class IV involves over 40% blood loss and is life threatening requiring immediate resuscitation. The World Health Organization also grades hemorrhage from 0-4 based on severity of bleeding and symptoms.

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    HEMORRHAGE

    MRS. LEKSHMI P

    CLASSIFICATION
    OF
    HEMORRHAGE

    CLASS I
    CLASS
    I
    HEMORRHAGE
    HEMCLCCCCCCLLLLASSCLLLLLLLORRHAG
    E

    15 % blood loss
    No change in vital signs
    Fluid resuscitation is not
    usually necessary

    H
    CLASS II HEMORRHAGE

    CLASS II

    EMORRHCLAGE

    15 30 % blood loss
    Tachycardia
    Narrowing difference between
    systolic & diastolic blood pressure
    Skin starts to look pale and cool to
    touch
    Exhibits slight change in behavior
    Volume resuscitation with IV fluids
    Blood transfusion not required

    CLASS III HEMORRHAGE

    CLASS III HEMORRHAGE


    30-40 % blood loss
    Blood pressure drops
    Heart rate increases
    Capillary refill worsens
    Mental status worsens
    Fluid replacement
    Blood transfusion

    IV

    HECLASS IV HEMORRHAGE

    HAGE

    Involve loss of > 40 % of


    circulating blood volume
    Life threatening
    Resuscitation is required to
    prevent death

    ACCORDING TO WHOCC

    ACCORDING TO WHO
    Grade 0 no bleeding
    Grade 1 Petechial bleeding
    Grade 2 mild blood loss (clinically
    significant)
    Grade 3 Gross blood loss (severe)
    Grade 4 debilitating blood loss retinal or
    cerebral associated with death

    FIRST AID FOR EXTERNAL


    BLEEDING

    BIBLIOGRAPHY

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