Table 2.

Examples of triggers and usual cutoffs for DCR and MTP's.

Trigger	Definition	Usual cutoffs
Shock Index		≥ 0.8‒1.0
Assessment of Blood Consumption (ABC)	1-point for each: SAP ≤ 90 mmHg; HR ≥ 120 bpm	≥ 2-point
	Positive FAST (free fluid in any of the following regions: pericardium, perihepatic area, perisplenic area or pelvis)
	Penetrating trunk injury
Critical Administration Threshold (CAT)	Number of RBCs in any 60-minute-interval	≥ 3-units
Resuscitation Intensity (RI)	1-point for every intervention below in the first 30 minutes after admission: 1L of crystalloids; 0.5 L of colloids; 1 unit of RBC; 1-unit of FFP; 6-single (random) PC's	≥ 4-points

HR, Heart Rate; SAP, Systolic Arterial Pressure; bpm, Beats per minute; FAST, Focused Assessment with Sonography for Trauma; RBC, Red Blood Cell Concentrate; FFP, Fresh Frozen Plasma; PC, Platelet Concentrates.