Clinical Assessment of Acute Hypovolemia Clinical Practice Guideline-Clinical Assessment of Acute Hypovolemia Clinical Practice Guideline

Clinical Assessment of Acute Hypovolemia Clinical Practice Guideline

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This Clinical Practice Guideline evaluates non-invasive bedside procedures for identifying acute hypovolemia in adults and pediatric patients in the emergency department. Orthostatic vital signs (OVS) have limited sensitivity and standardized measurement procedures. Pulse pressure (PP) and shock index (SI) show promise in detecting acute hypovolemia and correlating with blood transfusion. Limited evidence exists for pediatric patients. SI is a useful tool in predicting outcomes related to acute hypovolemia, but further research is needed to establish optimal cutoff values.

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Keywords

Clinical Practice Guideline

non-invasive bedside procedures

acute hypovolemia

adults

pediatric patients

emergency department

Orthostatic vital signs

Pulse pressure

shock index

blood transfusion