Nursing care of thoracoabdominal injury patient with shock during the emergency phase: Case study
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Changes in the circulatory system lead to shock, Resulting in the circulation especially the oxygen within the body decreases, causing cells and issues to be unable to use oxygen for energy metabolism. Additionally, it influences many organ malfunction and is a cause of mortality. Currently, there are standards for the care of patients for the care of patients with traumatic injuries (Advanced Trauma Life Support) of The American Association of Surgeons Standard. Including, nursing practice guidelines of caring for trauma patients with shock together with the use of empirical evidence. Therefore, it is crucial to promote accurate and quick treatment within the "Golden hour period" of care. Emergency nurses are important personnel in caring for patients. This is done to avoid major complications that could become the cause of death.
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