NUR331 Case Study: Sepsis in a 45-Year-Old Patient

This case study focuses on a 45-year-old male patient, Mr. Paul Peters, admitted to the emergency ward with sepsis, stemming from a wound infection. The document provides a systematic assessment of the patient's condition, examining the CNS, CVS, renal, abdominal, and respiratory systems, among others. It details the priorities of treatment, including oxygen titration, blood cultures, antibiotic administration, fluid resuscitation, and urine output measurement. The study also highlights the importance of early recognition, prompt intervention, and discharge planning for effective sepsis management. References from various medical journals and resources are provided to support the information presented in this case study.