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Laboratory Methods to Aid in the Detection of Sepsis (retired 10/27/2022)
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Septic Shock
A patient progresses to septic shock from severe sepsis if the hypotension due to the systemic infection does not respond to fluid resuscitation. Septic shock is life-threatening with a mortality rate of 40 - 60%.
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