From: The epidemiology and modern management of traumatic hemorrhage: US and international perspectives
Phase | Details |
---|---|
Early, prehospital interventions | Control overt hemorrhage |
 |    Direct pressure |
 |    Pressure dressing |
 |    Tourniquet |
 | Diagnose and treat occult hemorrhage |
 |    Stabilization of pelvis and long bone fractures |
 | Keep patient warm |
Resuscitative phase | Warmed intravenous fluids |
 | Hypotensive resuscitation prior to surgical control of hemorrhage |
 | Appropriate transfusion of blood and blood products |
Operative phase | Surgical control of life-threatening hemorrhage |
 | Damage control operations for critically ill patients |
 | Appropriate transfusion of blood and blood products |
Critical care phase | Effective resuscitation |
 |    End-points of tissue perfusion |
 | Physiologic support to prevent coagulopathy |