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What profuse blood loss?
Just means a large amount
When should acute blood loss anemia following surgery be coded as a complication of the?
When the physican states that the large amount of amount of blood loss is due to the surgery and causing the anemia.
What will happen to the volume to urine if large amount of blood loss occur?
Drops significantly.
Hemorrhage with large blood loss causes?
Any large blood loss can cause death.
What amount of blood loss is associated with Mallory-Weiss Syndrome?
Blood loss can be considerable.
Is 6.9 hemoglobin count too low for a 29 year old woman who just lost a great amount of blood?
If she just lost a large amount of blood, then the low Hbg is expected and is lab evidence of the blood loss.
What happens when large blood loss is occurring and distilled water is added in the same volume as the blood loss?
Describe what happen to the body from a injure do to blood loss occur
What is copious blood loss?
Copious means "large" or "abundant" - if you have copious blood loss, it means you have lost a lot of blood. (Usually through serious injury.)
Can you die from bloody vomit?
Yes, if enough blood is bleeding into your stomach or digestive system, and often it does not cause you to vomit until there is a large amount of blood loss. Any time you vomit blood, you should seek immediate medical care.
How much amount of blood loss causes malena?
2 L
What is the most preventable or common cause of shock?
Shock is the medical term given to when a patient has lost a large amount of blood (hypovolaemia).
Which of the following is the most common cause of the medical meaning of shock A rapid and large blood loss B fever C watching a horror movie D a simple fracture?
A rapid and large decrease in blood volume affects blood pressure and produces shock. Along with the precipitous drop in blood volume from blood loss, there is a drop of RBC that carry O2. Shock is a life-threatening condition.Note: This medical term does not mean a psychological or emotional "shock", or an electrical "shock".
