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Nursing Student Class Projects (Formerly MSN)
Academic Term
7-31-2019
Document Type
Project
Course Number
NURS 5330
Course Name
Advanced Pathophysiology
Professor’s Name
Dr. Chovan, Dr. Butz
Keywords
Sepsis, Infection, DIC, multi-organ failure, Sepsis-induced DIC, Coagulopathy
Subject Categories
Medicine and Health Sciences | Nursing
Abstract
Abstract
This poster focused on Sepsis-Induced DIC, life-threatening complications causing severe coagulopathy that if not recognize and treated early, can lead to multi-organ failure, death, and morbidity. Many patients who come to the hospital for some sort of infection are already at risk for Sepsis-Induced DIC and moreover, surgeries can increase the risk of Sepsis-Induced DIC. It is now understood that the prevention of Sepsis-Induced DIC largely depends on early detection, treatment, and prevention. Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN) need to be well educated on this topic to be effective providers. Five research-based articles with other supporting sources were reviewed on Sepsis-Induced DIC to exploring the topic at hand; using the Otterbein researcher database. This poster explored what Sepsis-Induced DIC is, its pathophysiology and significant, symptoms associated with it, and its implications for nursing practice. It will further explore diagnostic tests, and treatment management associated with Sepsis-Induced DIC.
Recommended Citation
Bah, Hussainatu, "Sepsis-Induced Dessemination Intravascular Coagulation" (2019). Nursing Student Class Projects (Formerly MSN). 381.
https://digitalcommons.otterbein.edu/stu_msn/381