Immediate management of a patient with Multiple fracture and fluid loss includes the infusion –

Correct Answer: Ringer lactate
Description: • Resuscitation following blood loss from multiple fractures begins with administration of 2-3 liters of isotonic crystalloid immediately to restore BP and peripheral circulation. • Lactated ringer (RL) solution is generally preferred over 0.9% NaCl (normal saline) as it is balanced salt solution and designed to mimic extracellular fluid. • Resuscitation with colloids is no more effective than crystalloids but is more expensive.
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