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What is What are the immediate steps and strategies involved in the treatment and management of shock in case of Haemorrhage in case of Severe acute dehydration due to bacterial/viral gastroenteritis  and explain in detail?
Urgently restore circulating volume using IV bolus therapy: Ringer Lactate or 0.9% sodium chloride: Children < 2 months: 10 ml/kg over 15 minutes. Repeat (up to 3 times) if signs of shock persist. Children 2-59 months: 20 ml/kg over 15 minutes. Repeat (up to 3 times) if signs of shock persist. Children greater than or equal to 5 years and adults: 30 mg/kg over 30 minutes. Repeat once if signs of shock persist. Then, replace the remaining volume deficit using continuous infusion until signs of dehydration resolve (typically 70 ml/kg over 3 hours). Closely monitor the patient; be careful to avoid fluid overload in young children and elderly patients). Note: in severely malnourished children the IV rate is different than those for healthy children