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24 M fаlls 8 stоries аt а cоnstructiоn site to concrete below. Femur has visibly broken through the skin with significant blood loss at the scene - multiple fractures anticipated by EMT, put in C-collar to protect neck. Patient is intubated in the field for GCS 6, alert and oriented (A & O) x 0, airway protection. One liter of fluids is rapidly transfused en route to Zuckerberg General Hospital for BP 88/ 45. You learn about this on the trauma board before patient arrives. You have five minutes to prepare before patient arrives and determine how you will intervene as an RT. A. (2) How are chemoreceptors and baroreceptors likely to respond to this patient's critical issues? B. (2) Patient arrives and CXR reveals he has 6 broken ribs, fx acetabulum, femur shaft fracture, and T4-5 burst fractures, multiple contusions. What problems could you anticipate for this patient over the next 24 hours based on this information? C. (1) Patient is placed on massive transfusion protocol and blood products are being sent down to the trauma bay. What lab values would you expect to be abnormal for this patient before blood products are infused? This question has the potential for extra credit. D. (1) While patient is being moved for emergent CT scan, BP tanks to 87 / 45. Patient is very hard to bag, oxygen saturation is falling. What do you think has happened and how emergent is the situation based on the MAP? Extra credit: During the suspected event, the patient is experiencing hypotension. What's happening to cardiac output, SVR, and circulation within the heart? Note: Complete and thorough answer could create extra credit!