Within the pre-hospital environment it is easy to get blood products to a patient, True or False

What sensors within the blood vessels measure blood pressure

On sensing a drop in blood pressure, what response does the body initiate

In response to Catastrophic Haemorrhage, what are some of the physiological functions of the body

In response to Catastrophic Haemorrhage, the kidneys will retain what in order to draw fluid from urine to keep in circulation

During Catastrophic Haemorrhage, blood sugar levels are allowed to rise. This is due to inhibition of insulin through the release of what hormone

Through Catastrophic Haemorrhage, cells within the body will eventually revert to what state for energy production

Catastrophic Haemorrhage can cause the patient to be in a acidotic state, what will the body do in response to combat metabolic acidosis

If organ perfusion is not met, they will

The majority of external Catastrophic Haemorrhage is caused by

Whilst getting equipment and applying Catastrophic Haemorrhage treatment, you should try and reduce blood loss by getting direct pressure on the wound site, True or False

On applying a catastrophic tourniquet, it should be applied

On managing a limb Catastrophic Haemorrhage, what is the first applied

On managing a head, neck, or torso Catastrophic Haemorrhage, what is the first applied

If a limb Catastrophic Haemorrhage is not managed by a tourniquet, a second tourniquet cannot be applied, True or False

Acute Traumatic Coagulopathy stems from major trauma and

Acute Traumatic Coagulopathy is an internal process that is initiated by major trauma due to a cascade of negatively impacting pathophysiological effects. These include

Acute Traumatic Coagulopathy has a significant effect on the body’s normal response to major haemorrhage as it disrupts its’ ability to arrest significant bleeding, True or False

What are the three factors of the Lethal Trauma Triad

Below what pH range does acidosis occur in the body