A patient has been diagnosed with septicaemia, a condition where microorganisms are present and multiplying in the blood. A nurse identifies this condition as a

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Septicaemia is a type of systemic infection that affects the entire body and is characterized by the presence of microorganisms in the bloodstream. It is not necessarily nosocomial or healthcare-associated (although it can be), and it is not a secondary infection (which refers to an infection that occurs as a result of another, primary infection).

A Patient Has Been Diagnosed with Septicaemia, a Condition Where