This book focuses on the identification, treatment, and management of sepsis and septic shock in intensive care units. It covers the pathophysiology of sepsis, early recognition signs, and the implementation of sepsis bundles and protocols to improve patient outcomes. The book emphasizes multidisciplinary collaboration, timely administration of antibiotics, fluid resuscitation, and organ support strategies to combat sepsis. Suitable for critical care nurses, it includes case studies, evidence-based guidelines, and best practices for effective sepsis management. Additionally, it explores the role of continuous monitoring and assessment in preventing sepsis-related complications.
Leah Moya is a critical care nurse specializing in sepsis management. Leah has authored multiple studies on sepsis care and management protocols in intensive care units. She serves as an editor for books focused on sepsis management in critical care nursing. Her research interests include improving sepsis outcomes and training ICU nurses in early identification and intervention strategies.