Mom's in ICU with Septic Shock & Poor Prognosis, Is There an Ulterior Motive to Push Her Out of ICU?

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Mom's in ICU with Septic Shock & Poor Prognosis, Is There an Ulterior Motive to Push Her Out of ICU?

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Hi, it’s Patrik Hutzel from intensivecarehotline.com with another quick tip for families in intensive care.

So, today I have an email from Rebecca who says,

“Hi Patrik,

My mom is in the ICU with septic shock. The doctors are saying it doesn’t look good, but they said that last November when my mom had a septic shock before, and my mom recovered. I am not in fantasy land but I’m wondering if there’s always an ulterior motive to get the patient out of an ICU room.

From, Rebecca.”

Well, Rebecca, thank you so much for sharing your mom’s situation.

So, let me break this down for you. Obviously, your mom is in septic shock. She’s probably intubated, she’s probably on antibiotics, she’s probably on inotropes or vasopressor, lactate might be rising, she might be at risk, or she is at risk of going into kidney failure, and you might have seen the same last year in November. Now, when you look at the research, the mortality rate for sepsis or for septic shock is higher compared to other conditions when patients go into ICU.

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