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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 19 Indwelling needle in hemorrhagic shock Application Development [Keywords:] hemorrhagic shock, intravenous catheter, clinical application For patients with hemorrhagic shock, in order to fast and effective circulating blood volume added to reach the shock of early transfusion requirements fast enough, often 2 or 3 while establishing intravenous access, to ensure that 15 to 30 minutes in the fast input 1000 2000 ml of liquid, while causing blood vessels to avoid the destruction of repeated puncture save time delay [1]. intravenous catheter application in clinical emergency rescue, plays an important role in the proper use of intravenous catheter is the study of care workers new content. hemorrhagic shock in the rescue both do a successful puncture, but also to ensure rapid and secure additional blood volume, the literature has been reported more. Carballo M [2] that the catheter should be selected based on the patient’s age, vein size, flexibility, intended use, catheter indwelling time and the characteristics of their own decisions. I now intravenous catheter in Hemorrhagic Shock summarized below. Catheter clinical application and anti-shock effect Shock is caused by a variety of causes, but the final outcome is a common and effective circulating blood volume reduction, inadequate tissue perfusion, cell metabolism disorders and functional impairment as the main pathophysiological changes. The traumatic shock and blood loss were included in the low-induced blood volume, and is based on a lot of bleeding or fluid loss or fluid accumulation in the third space, resulting in reduced effective circulating volume. by the great vessels or organ hemorrhage caused by rupture of hemorrhagic shock, said. hypovolemic shock mainly as central venous pressure (CVP decreased, change thy blood less, CO caused by the decrease in blood pressure, neuroendocrine mechanisms of peripheral vasoconstriction induced, increased vascular resistance and he