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Objective: to identify the nursing interventions in the Nursing Intervention Classification (NIC) related to the real and risk situation for fluid volume deficit in trauma patients attended in a pre-hospital advanced unit. Methods: descriptive crossed mapping study, based on nurses’ description of the interventions and further refining. Approval was obtained from the Research Ethics Committee of the University of São Paulo (0949/2008). Of the 39 nurses in the sector, 11 complied with the inclusion criteria: two years of work in pre-hospital advanced units and agreement to participate in the study. The data collection instrument comprised the subjects’ identification and space to include the activities performed in the real and risk situation for fluid volume deficit in trauma patients. The collected data were mapped comparatively and the adopted interventions were classified. This mapping was validated by experts. Results: 16 interventions and 59 activities were identified for the real situation, against 11 interventions and 37 activities for the risk situation. Conclusion: the activities of the adopted NIC interventions are performed in this context; we suggest adding the interventions "emergency care, emergency care and routing protocol for diagnosis” for the real and risk diagnosis, and the intervention "Supply management" for the fluid volume deficit diagnosis only. Descriptors: classification; nursing care; prehospital care; nursing diagnosis; emergency nursing.

Intervenções de enfermagem para situações de volume de líquidos deficiente na vítima de trauma