Hemodynamic stability refers to stable blood flow, with a stable heart pump and good blood circulation. Hemodynamic instability is any instability in blood pressure that can lead to inadequate blood flow to organs. Signs of instability include hypotension, abnormal heart rate, shortness of breath, cyanosis, decreased urine output, and loss of consciousness. Hemodynamic stability can be diagnosed by checking vital signs like respiratory rate, pulse, blood pressure, and urine output. Complications of instability include hemorrhage, thrombosis, embolism, and arterial spasm.