Fr3sh_RN
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its at ltach. rapid would get our critical MD at the bedside and other nurses in proximity to help evaluate the pt. pt was on our tele floor.
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if theyre already in septic shock it means they don't respond to fluids. and they would need pressors I don't usually worry about that BP also, but her bp last 48hours around 120s to 140s systolic. so when should you begin bolusing? whats definition of hypotension? NP wanted to call rapid response only due to change in responsiveness. the experienced nurse was able to wake patient up thats why she said theres no need to call rapid.
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Best place to find answer is what the manufacturer's manual say on the BP machine. As for the alcohol swab, it is different in every place, so best to look up what your own policy says.
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