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Shock is common in the intensive care units (ICUs) and is treated with fluids and vasoactive drugs. In 2003 a Scandinavian practice survey was performed documenting an extensive use of colloids and dopamine (1). In the last decade new research has questioned these practices (2,3). Hemodynamic monitoring and evaluation is also under debate.

The use of fluids and cardiovascular acting drugs in nordic intensive care units 2014 - an internet-based cross-sectional practice survey