Which of these terms refers to the condition in which, after circulation to a portion of the body is cut off, toxins develop in the blood, and the patient goes into shock when circulation is restored?

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Compartment syndrome is a condition in which circulation to a muscle group or compartment is cut off, leading to the buildup of toxins and eventually shock when circulation is restored. Cribbing is a stereotypic behavior in horses, while shear trauma and orthopedic trauma refer to types of injuries.

Which of These Terms Refers to the Condition in Which