A first aid class/briefing that teaches how to initiate an intravenous infusion. Hypovolemic shock is a condition caused by a sudden decrease in the volume of fluid in the body’s blood circulatory system. This condition can be fatal. The combat lifesaver must be prepared to initiate an intravenous infusion (IV) to add fluid to the casualty’s circulatory system. The sooner the casualty receives I.V. fluids, the more rapid the improvements in his condition.
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