L9: Sepsis Flashcards

1
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Def of Bactremia

A

Presence of viable bacteria in the blood

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2
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Def of Infection

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  • A local inflammatory response to the presence of microorganisms
  • or the invasion of normally sterile host tissue by those organisms
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Def of SIRS

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4
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Low-grade bacteremia Vs. High-grade bacteremia

  • Severity
  • Lab
  • Examples
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5
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Def of Sepsis

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SIRS + clinical & microbiological evidence of infection with bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa

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6
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Types of Bactremia

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7
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Epidemeology of Sepsis

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8
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Criteria for diagnosis of SIRS

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9
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Core temperature is measured by rectal, bladder, oral, or central probe

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  • Tachycardia is defined as mean HR > 2 SD > normal for age
  • in the absence of external stimulus, chronic drugs, or painful stimuli or otherwise, unexplained persistent elevation over 0.5 hour
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  • Bradycardia is defined as a mean HR < 10th percentile for age
  • in the absence of external vagal stimulus, beta-blockers, or congenital heart diseases or otherwise, unexplained persistent depression over 0.5 hour
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12
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Grading of Sepsis

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13
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Grading of Sepsis

  • Uncomplicated Sepsis
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  • Presence of sepsis without manifestations of inadequate organ perfusion or function
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14
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Grading of Sepsis

  • Severe sepsis (Sepsis syndrome)
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15
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Grading of Sepsis

  • Early septic shock
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◈ Sepsis syndrome + hypotension or poor capillary refill time that responds promptly to IV fluids and/or pharmacologic interventions

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16
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Grading of Sepsis

  • Refractory Septic Shock
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◈ Sepsis syndrome + hypotension or poor capillary refill time that lasts > 1 h despite IV fluids & pharmacologic interventions and requires vasopressors

17
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Grading of Sepsis

  • Coma
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  • ◈ Presence of altered organ function such that homeostasis cannot be maintained without intervention
18
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Signs of MOF

19
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Signs of MOF

  • CVS
20
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Signs of MOF

  • RSEP
21
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Signs of MOF

  • Neurologic
22
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Signs of MOF

  • Hematologic
23
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Signs of MOF

  • Renal
24
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Signs of MOF

  • Hepatic
25
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ICU Infections

  • Classification
26
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ICU Infections

  • Gram -ve
27
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ICU Infections

  • Gram +ve
28
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ICU Infections

  • Fungi
A

The vast majority are candidal infection

29
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Management of Sepsis

30
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Management of Sepsis

  • Items
31
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Management of Sepsis

  • Selection of specific antibiotics depends on …..
32
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Management of Sepsis

  • Clinical Evcaluation
33
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Management of Sepsis

  • Lab Evaluation
34
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Management of Sepsis

  • TTT