Evidence based medicine is what care providers use in supporting their decisions and diagnoses.
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<u><em>Shock</em></u> also called hypoperfusion; the inadequate flow of blood through an organ or a part of the body.
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Hypoperfusion or shock can be described as a situation in which oxygen and essential nutrients are inadequately supplied to body tissues which can cause serious complications.
Inadequate cardiac output is the result of such kind of situation. In serious matters, hypoperfusion can also lead to the death of a person if not handled properly. Shock is the general name for such a condition and hypoperfusion is the medical term used for such a scenario.
-trauma is the leading cause of death for young people 1-44 years of age
<span>-since multiple systems are involved, the EMT should expect to see many injuries </span>
<span>-emergency care will depend on the systems and injuries sustained by the patient </span>
-patients with multi system trauma are at a greater risk of developing shock than other patients whose injuries only one system
<span>-definitive care may be surgery (obviously you're not going to do this in the prehospital setting, but you're one of the first to take care of the patient)</span>
