1: Infections - Sepsis Flashcards

1
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What is a way to remember features GOSH count as ill child in sepsis guidelines

A

P(ussy) CAT

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What are the features GOSH count as ill child in sepsis guidelines

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A child needs two or more of the following. Or, one or more if immunocompromised:

Prolonged capillary refill
Core temperature <36 or >38
Altered mental status
Tachycardia

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3
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What are the 7 red-flags of sepsis by GOSH

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Mottled skin
P or U of AVPU

Tachycardia
Tachypneoa 
SpO2 <90% 
Lactate >2 
Hypotension 

Immunocompromised

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4
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What should be initiated if suspect a child with sepsis

A

Sepsis-6

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5
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What is a method to remember paediatric sepsis 6 in order

A

OLAF’S I

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6
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What is the paediatric sepsis-6 in order

A

Oxygen (high-flow)

Lactate, Blood culture, Blood glucose, VBG, FBC, CRP

Antibiotics

Fluid resuscitation

Senior clinical help early

Inotropic support

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7
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Once IV access is obtained, what is taken

A
FBC
CRP
Lactate
Blood Cultures 
Blood Glucose
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8
Q

Explain antibiotics in paediatric sepsis

A

Give in 1-hour

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9
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Explain fluid-resuscitation in paediatric sepsis

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10-20ml/Kg over 5-minutes

Monitor urine output

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10
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What is step-5 of paediatric sepsis 6

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Involve senior clinician early

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11
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When should inotropic support be considered

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If no improvement after 40ml/Kg

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