Key result
Early recognition and rapid intervention for cardiogenic shock prevent complications and facilitate patient recovery.
Why the study?
Cardiogenic shock remains a major and frequently fatal complication of acute and chronic cardiac disorders, requiring early recognition and rapid intervention.
Early recognition and rapid intervention are essential for managing cardiogenic shock and preventing complications.
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Early recognition may aid cardiogenic shock recovery; leaves open need for prospective validation in nursing protocols.
In Brief Cardiac failure with cardiogenic shock continues to be an ongoing clinical problem. Cardiogenic shock is a major and frequently fatal complication of a variety of acute and chronic disorders. Recognition of early signs and symptoms of cardiogenic shock and rapid interventions enable the nurse and treatment team to prevent complications and assist the patient to recovery.
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Gorman et al. (2008) studied this question. Early recognition and rapid interventions for cardiogenic shock enable nursing and treatment teams to prevent complications and facilitate patient recovery.
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