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A Historical Review of the Evolution of the Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome Criteria in the Diagnosis of Sepsis: Should it Continue to be Used and Could Nurses Have a More Prominent Role in Identifying Sepsis?

Manjot Singh, Christy E. Lee, Arturo D. Gonzalez

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Key concepts: Systemic inflammatory response syndrome, Sepsis, Medicine, Intensive care medicine, Inflammatory response, Immunology, Inflammation

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