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In hypovolaemic shock stage 3/4 (but unrecognized by family members), how long does it take for bp to drop deathly low, is it a matter of minutes?
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Yes: It depends on the underlying reason for the hypovolemic shock. Eg: bleeding versus cardiac failure versus sepsis.
Answered 4/1/2013
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Shock: Depending on situation BP can drop very quickly.
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