Nicole Kupchik
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2,480 appearances
16 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard 16 Dec
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The Sepsis Spectrum is a human content and sepsis alliance production.
That is a stat actually I did not know.
Yeah.
It's a crazy start if you think about it.
Four up to forty percent.
This is the Sepsis Spectrum, a podcast about antimicrobial resistance, sepsis, and how to expect the unexpected in your practice.
Hi everyone and welcome to the sepsis spectrum.
I'm Nicole Kupchik, Critical Care Nurse, Clinical Nurse Specialist, and your guide through the wide, unpredictable world of sepsis, or as we like to call this season, sepsis and multi-organ dysfunction syndrome.
On today's episode, we're gonna examine the relationship between sepsis and cardiovascular injury.
Specifically, how infection can overwhelm the very system that keeps our organs alive.
We just heard from Mary Millard, a septus survivor who went in for heart surgery.
And as one setback led to another, experienced firsthand how septus can become the first domino in a devastating, life-altering chain of events.
Mary's testimony.
Is an all too familiar one.
I think it really hammers home that sepsis doesn't just lower the blood pressure or come and go.
It leaves its mark.
It disrupts the entire network of vessels, valves, and electrical rhythms that keeps the body in motion.
And yes, the heart can survive the arrest, but what often remains is a chronic struggle with weakened organs and the long shadow of invasive care.
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