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It is Halloween! Your best buddy was chased down by a vampire, and was caught. The vampire 'fed' on your buddy, but your buddy did not taste very good to the vampire, so the vampire only ate 1.5 L of blood before letting your buddy go. Assume that the vampire saliva did not have any components in it that would interfere with the normal physiological response to hemorrhage. Use the table below (describing events related to hemorrhage) Total blood volume (mL) Erythrocyte volume (mL) Plasma volume (mL) normal 1 hour after hemorrhage 18 hours post hemorrhage 5000 2300 2700 4000 1840 2160 4900 1840 3060Explanation / Answer
4) Compartment syndrome occurs due to blockage of circulation of blood in closed osteofascial space. Increased local tissue pressure increases pressure within intracompartmental veins.
- local AV gradient is reduced
- causes decreased local perfusion secondary to Starling Forces
Metabolic tissues demands not met causing loss of tissue function & viability resulting in pain and later paraesthesia.
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