Nursing care of Septic shock patients at Kalasin Hospital : A study

Abstract

     This study was case study. Aimed to study and compare the symptoms, treatment, complications and nursing care of patients with septic shock, two case studies, and to propose guidelines for caring for patients with septic shock. Study by selective selection Two patients were diagnosed by a doctor as having septic shock and were admitted to the internal medicine department. Kalasin Hospital.

     The results of the study found that
     Case study 1 Thai female patient, age 68 years, main symptoms are fever, cough, abdominal pain, shortness of breath, shortness of breath, symptoms 2 days before coming to the hospital. History of co-morbidities History of co-morbidities, diabetes, high blood pressure History of continuous medication intake See the doctor at every appointment. While the patient was in care, the patient had overcome the shock problem but still had symptoms of shortness of breath and was treated with the use of a ventilator. Antibiotics and managing complications Patients safely pass the critical period. No complications Symptoms gradually improved Doctors sell by referring to community hospitals.

     Case study 2, female patient, age 74 years, main symptom is fatigue and fatigue. Can't eat Body pain that occurred 7 days before coming to the hospital, history of co-morbidities high blood pressure Receive medication intermittently While the patient was in the care of the patient, he was in shock. respiratory failure along with low blood pressure high blood sugar levels Acidosis and had abnormal fluid levels Received treatment using a ventilator. Give antibiotics and correct shock. including management of complications While receiving treatment, the patient's condition deteriorated. not responding to treatment The level of consciousness is lowered. organ failure The relative wishes to receive palliative care.