Test Prep Blog for the CCRN

Sepsis is one of the leading diagnoses in critical care. Many clients will be admitted for the acute concern of sepsis while others may develop sepsis secondary to their other critical condition(s). What Is Sepsis? Sepsis occurs when a client experiences a systemic reaction from a bacterial infection. It can cause dysregulated host response and, as it progresses, develops into life-threatening organ dysfunction. Unfortunately, with the increasing growth of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, sepsis is becoming more difficult to manage. The Sepsis Continuum Critical care nurses must understan...