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Review Question - QID 5946

Evaluation, Resuscitation & DCO Hemorrhagic Shock Classification & Fluid Resuscitation QID: 5946 (OBQ15.261)
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QID 5946 (Type "5946" in App Search)
A 42-year-old man falls down a ravine while mountain biking, and is airlifted to a trauma center. Initial evaluation within one hour of injury reveals a temperature of 38.1 C, pulse rate of 119, blood pressure of 110/59, and bilateral femur and bilateral tibia shaft fractures. He has a GCS score of 15. The trauma surgeon follows standard precautions, and the patient has a negative CT Chest/Abdomen/Pelvis, after which he is sent to the floor to await surgical intervention the next day. Four hours later, a rapid response is called after his pulse is noted to be 140 and blood pressure is 88/50. Which statement best describes the patient's hemodynamic status from presentation onward?
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