What is a priority assessment when administering dopamine What is a priority assessment when administering dopamine?...
What is a priority assessment when administering dopamine
What is a priority assessment when administering dopamine?
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Urine output |
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Bowel sounds |
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Capillary refill |
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Temperature |
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Urine output is priority assessment as it has effect on renal perfusion and thus on urine output. At low dose renal perfusion is increased br vasodilatation and at intermediate dose, it is increased by increasing cardiac output.
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