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Class III Shock BP Drop — FRCA Final MCQ

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ATLS haemorrhagic shock class showing first significant systolic BP drop:

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Correct answer: E — Class III

Class I (normal BP), Class II (normal systolic, narrowed pulse pressure), Class III (30-40% loss) = first systolic BP drop. Class IV (>40%) = severe hypotension.

Reference: ATLS – 2018 – 10th edition