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  1. Treatment for hypovolemic shock

    csisn08 replied to csisn08's topic in First Year After Licensure
    Thank you, these responses have been helpful.

  2. Hypovolemic Shock

    csisn08 posted a topic in General Nursing
    I am hoping someone can help me understand why dopamine is administered as part of the treatment for hypovolemic shock. Doesn't systemic vascular constriction occur during hypovolemic shock? I would think that giving a potent vasoconstrictor would further impede blood flow. Thanks!

  3. Treatment for hypovolemic shock

    csisn08 posted a topic in First Year After Licensure
    Why is dopamine administered as part of the treatment for hypovolemic shock. Doesn't systemic vascular constriction occur during hypovolemic shock? I would think that giving a potent vasoconstrictor would further impede blood flow.

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