blood loss management

Blood loss management involves stopping bleeding, replacing lost blood, and preventing complications. To control bleeding, medical professionals may apply pressure, use direct sutures, or employ special devices. If blood loss is significant, transfusions of blood or plasma might be needed to restore circulation and oxygen delivery. Monitoring vital signs and blood tests helps assess the severity and guide treatment. In some cases, medications that promote clotting or minimize bleeding are used. Effective management aims to stabilize the patient, prevent shock, and promote healing while minimizing risks associated with blood loss.