Septic Shock (Sepsis) | Pathophysiology and Nursing Interventions

Septic shock (sepsis) pathophysiology review for NCLEX and nursing diagnosis, signs/symptoms, interventions.

Sepsis, a widespread infection (distributive shock) of the bloodstream, occurs on a continuum and can quickly progress into multiple organ dysfunction syndrome and even death. In this brief animation, you’ll get an inside look at each step along that continuum while learning how to recognize and care for the infection.

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