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Signs Rapid Hypoperfusion Suggest Internal Bleeding Include Tachycardia

Front What are the later signs of hypoperfusion that suggest internal bleeding?
Back These signs include:
tachycardia;
weakness, fainting, or dizziness at rest;
thirst;
nausea and vomiting;
cold, moist skin;
shallow, rapid breathing;
dull eyes;
slightly dilated pupils that are slow to respond to light;
capillary refill of more than 2 seconds infants and children;
weak, rapid pulse;
decreasing blood pressure;
altered level of consciousness.

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