Hypovolaemic, cardiogenic and obstructive shock all arrive cold, clamped down and tachycardic — and the treatments are opposite. Five patients, four plausible actions each: put them in the order you would actually do them, then read the rule that decides it. One action in most cases is not a delayed step at all — it is a harm. Then work the blood-product bench.
Click the actions in the order you would perform them
Trauma bay, massive transfusion running.Eleven things are about to happen to your patient. For each one decide whether you proceed or stop. Every “stop” here is a real error that reaches real patients.