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The Four Stages of Shock

The provided text outlines the *four clinical classifications* used to categorize the severity of *hemorrhagic shock* in average adults. It explains that the body can generally *compensate for blood loss* up to 30%, maintaining a stable blood pressure through increased heart and respiratory rates. Once a patient loses *more than 1,500 mL* of blood, or roughly 30% of their total volume, they enter *decompensated shock* and exhibit *hypotension**. The material highlights that the most severe stage, **Class IV hemorrhage**, involves life-threatening volume depletion that often results in **irreversible shock* without immediate surgical intervention. By monitoring *vital signs* and mental status, medical providers can estimate the percentage of fluid lost and determine the necessary level of **emergency care**.