We use BP < 90 and/or mean < 65. It doesn't have to be both.

Mary Draper RN BSN
Coordinator Quality Improvement
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Subject: [External] [Sepsis Groups] Vasopressor administration

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Is anyone having issues with patients who have persistent hypotension after 
fluids defined as SBP < 90, but they still have a MAP of > or equal to 65 and 
no vasopressors being ordered? My facility's vasopressor orders read to 
initiate when the MAP is < 65. We have had two patients who did not meet that 
criteria until after the 6 hour window was up for vasopressors.

Are other facility's changing their practice to start pressors for SBP < 90?

Thanks.

Tara R Miller, RN
Team Leader, Quality Management
Mobile Infirmary Medical Center
Office: 435-5109
Cell: 605-8270

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