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What is In trauma transfusion, ratio of RBCs FFP and platelets:- and explain in detail?
In trauma transfusion, ratio of RBCs FFP and platelets should be 1:1:1. Because most patients do not require more than 6 units of PRBCs, most do not receive FFP. For patients who require more PRBCs, 7 to 12 units of PRBCs should be delivered along with 6 units of FFP and 1 unit of apheresis platelets. Preferably, the FFP and platelets should be transfused first, before the next 6 units of PRBCs are transfused. Thus, for a severely injured patient who will require massive transfusion, the ratio now stas to approach the preferred 1 : 1 : 1 ratio.