Internal bleeding
Internal bleeding may be evident in a shocked patient failing to respond to aggressive fluid replacement. Internal bleeding may occur in the limbs and in the head, but of greater importance is bleeding into body cavities, i.e.:
- thorax
- peritoneum
- pelvis
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