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13 BP 70/40 mmHg HR 155 bpm A patient with head injury, severe ARDS and septic shock ¾CO =1215L/min CVP 5 cmH2O PaO2/FiO2 80 (PEEP 16) Hi h !!! Noradrenaline + aggressive diuresis!Would you give fluids to this patient?
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