Motor Vehicle Accident, As a nurse in the ED, you receive a

Motor Vehicle Accident

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As a nurse in the ED, you receive a patient who has been in a Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA).

The patient is in hypovolemic shock and suspected to have a lacerated spleen. Select the following complications one needs to be aware of with massive blood transfusions:

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