Nurses Compass
Care Plan for Septic Shock Management
Category: Infectious Diseases
Assessment
Patient presents with fever, tachycardia, hypotension, and signs of organ dysfunction.
Diagnosis
Risk for decreased cardiac output related to septic shock.
Goals
Patient will maintain stable hemodynamics and demonstrate understanding of the importance of infection control.
Interventions
Administer prescribed antibiotics and monitor for effectiveness. Provide aggressive fluid resuscitation and monitor vital signs closely. Educate patient and family on the signs and symptoms of infection and the importance of early intervention. Monitor for signs of complications such as organ failure or worsening sepsis.
Rationale
These interventions aim to control infection, stabilize hemodynamics, and prevent complications associated with septic shock.
Evaluation
Patient’s hemodynamic status and adherence to infection control measures will be monitored during follow-up visits.