Septic Shock 101: The History, Science, and Controversies of Sepsis Care
Worldwide 1 out 5 deaths is associated with sepsis, but our understanding of it has changed dramatically over the last 20 years. In this episode of Banter at the Bedside, Abby, Kaleigh, and Dr. Michael explore the history and evolution of sepsis care, from Early Goal Directed Therapy to modern septic shock management. Together they discuss: ✅ What sepsis and septic shock actually are ✅ The controversy surrounding fluid resuscitation ✅ Antibiotics, blood cultures, and source control ✅ Early vasopressor use ✅ Steroids in septic shock ✅ Albumin vs crystalloids ✅ Lactate trends and fluid responsiveness ✅ What current Surviving Sepsis Guidelines recommend This episode is packed with practical bedside knowledge, critical care physiology, and a few laughs along the way. 📌 Subscribe for more healthcare conversations, critical care education, and stories from the front lines.

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