Imagine that you admit a patient with septic shock. You resuscitate the patient as best you can with inopressors, fluids, and antibiotics. An adequate blood pressure is achieved. A reasonable amount of fluid is administered. Despite all these measures, the urine output remains minimal. What should you do next?
EMCrit Project by Josh Farkas.
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