SCCM Resource Library-Focused Cardiac Ultrasound Is Associated With Higher SEP-1 Fluid Goal Compliance in Septic Shock

Focused Cardiac Ultrasound Is Associated With Higher SEP-1 Fluid Goal Compliance in Septic Shock

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The study discussed in the video explores the use of focused cardiac ultrasound in patients with septic shock and its association with higher compliance in fluid administration. The study found that patients who received a cardiac ultrasound within the first three hours were more likely to receive the recommended fluid bolus. However, there was no significant impact on 28-day mortality. The study acknowledges the limitations of being retrospective and single-center, as well as the variable skill set and lack of standardized protocols for cardiac ultrasound. Further research is needed to explore ultrasound findings of fluid tolerance and its interplay with volume administration in high-risk patients.

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Sepsis, Procedures, 2023

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Type: star research | Star Research Presentations: Sepsis (SessionID 30011)

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Sepsis

Knowledge Area Procedures

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Tag Ultrasound

Tag Fluids Resuscitation Management

Year 2023

Keywords

cardiac ultrasound

septic shock

fluid administration

fluid bolus

28-day mortality

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