SCCM Resource Library-Putting the "I" in Team: Care of the Cardiogenic Shock Patient in the ICU

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The video discusses the management of cardiogenic shock and the importance of implementing protocols to improve patient outcomes. The speaker emphasizes the need to identify patients with cardiogenic shock early and address the underlying cause of the shock. This may involve a catheterization procedure or placement of a mechanical circulatory support device. The speaker also highlights the importance of regularly monitoring the patient's hemodynamics, such as cardiac output, pulmonary artery pressure, and cardiac power, to ensure they are adequately supported. The video also addresses potential complications, including bleeding, hemolysis, limb ischemia, and stroke. The speaker provides guidance on troubleshooting and escalation of care as needed to optimize patient management. The use of protocols and algorithms is recommended to guide decision-making and ensure a systematic approach to patient care. The presenter concludes by discussing the importance of optimizing patient outcomes and providing palliative care when necessary.

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Cardiovascular, Professional Development and Education, 2023

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Type: Non-CE Activities | Putting the "I" in Team: Care of the Cardiogenic Shock Patient in the ICU - Organized by Abiomed

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Content Type Presentation

Knowledge Area Cardiovascular

Knowledge Area Professional Development and Education

Membership Level Professional

Membership Level Select

Tag Cardiology

Tag Team Leadership

Year 2023

Keywords

cardiogenic shock

management

protocols

patient outcomes

early identification

catheterization procedure

hemodynamics monitoring

complications

optimizing patient outcomes

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