The transport team is dispatched to a rural hospital for a patient who has a

The transport team is dispatched to a rural hospital for a patient who has a possible head injury with unknown loss of consciousness. He is believed to have blood in his abdomen and a fractured pelvis, which is in a pelvic binder. His vital signs are as follows: BP 92/40 mm Hg HR 110 beats/min RR 18 breaths/min He has had 2 L of fluid and is now receiving packed red blood cells (PRBCs). Which of the following is the most appropriate course of action? Initiate a norepinephrine infusion. Continue the PRBCs and fluid resuscitation. Continue fluids with permissive hypotension. Stop fluid resuscitation and continue monitoring.

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