The causes of hypovolaemic shock are: 1  Loss of blood, which may be revealed or occult. 2  Trauma, which may lead to visible bleeding or rupture of an internal organ like the spleen or liver. 3  Leakage of plasma and often some blood as in burns. 4  Severe loss of water and salt.
SSIS stands for SQL Server Integration Services. It is the new data transformation standard for SQL Server 2005 and has replaced the old SQL Server Data Transformation Services. Integration Services has been literally re-written from the ground up, so it is not the same thing as DTS for SQL Server 2000 and earlier.
Definition and Classification. Surgical site infection (SSI) is a difficult term to define accurately because it has a wide spectrum of possible clinical features. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has defined SSI to standardize data collection for the National Nosocomial Infections Surveillance (NNIS) program. [8, 16] SSIs are classified into incisional SSIs, which can be superficial or deep, and organ/space SSIs, which affect the rest of the body other than the body wall layers (see the image below).