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Cardiogenic Shock is a clinically important condition that nurses must assess, monitor, and prioritize effectively. Risk factors: - Large anterior wall STEMI - Acute decompensated heart failure - Acute myocarditis - Papillary muscle rupture - Ventricular septal rupture post-MI - Cardiac tamponade - Massive pulmonary embolism - Acute valvular failure
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