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Critical care nurse · Apr 2005
Review Case ReportsCardiovascular aspects of septic shock: pathophysiology, monitoring, and treatment.
- Elizabeth J Bridges and Susan Dukes.
- 59th Medical Wing, Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Tex, USA.
- Crit Care Nurse. 2005 Apr 1;25(2):14-6, 18-20, 22-4 passim; quiz 41-2.
AbstractThe care of patients with septic shock is exceedingly complex. New therapies and monitoring technologies are being rapidly developed. To create an effective plan of care that integrates these new therapies and technologies, critical care nurses must understand the underlying pathophysiology of septic shock, techniques to accurately monitor patients' status, and the rationale for care.
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