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The nurse is administering low dose dopamine to a client who is in septic shock. Which physiologic parameter should the nurse use to evaluate a therapeutic response to the dopamine?

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Rationale: Low-dose dopamine increases renal blood flow, improving urinary output, indicating effective renal perfusion.

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