Neonatal Sepsis Flashcards

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Neonatal sepsis presents how

A

Anything
GEN-lethargy ,irritable ,temp instability
RS-distress
CVS-bradycardia
GIT-poor feeding,vomiting,and distention ,jaundice
CNS-seizure ,tense fontanell,opisthotonos

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Neonatal sepsis catogories

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Early onset before 72 h

Late onset after 72h -3 months

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Early onset sepsis risk factors4

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PROM
Chorioamnionitis
Maternal fever-UTI
Preterm

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Organisms come from where in early onset

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Fecal o vaginal origin>membranes>amniotic fld>res tract of fetus>sepsis>meningitis

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Ix in neonatal sepsis 5

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FBC 
Blood cultures
CRP
Xray
If meningitis suspect CSF
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CRP rices when and how does it help

In diagnosis

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Rises 12-24 hours later
One value normal can’t exclude sepsis
It 2normal sepsis unlikely

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Organisms in early sepsis

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Gram pos- group B streptococci
Listeria monocytogen
Gram neg-ecoli and others

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Treatment in early sepsis given when what
When to stop
When to check CSF

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Broad spectrum AB wo waiting for reports Genta and c pen
If cultures neg CRP normal omit in 48hrs
If culture positive O any CNS signs

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Late onset sepsis sources 2

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Usually from environment
Also
From birth canal

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Organisms in late sepsis 5

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Common -Staph epididimis
Staph aureus
Pseudomonas
Candida

Less common-group B strepto
Listeriap

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Treatment in late sepsis

Initially to cover what if not responding

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Staph and gram negatives -flucloxacc and Genta

Not resp-Vancomycin

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If meningitis suspected antibiotics

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Penicillin and 3rd gen cephalosporin;cefotaxim)

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Complications of meningitis early and late

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Early -ventriculitis,abscess,hydrocephalus

Late-SN deafness ,cp

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Grp B streptocc sources 2

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Vaginal

Feacal

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14
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How is GBS transmitted to baby

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At delivery

Ascending infection

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When will GBS sympt present 2

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Early

Late 3days to 3 weeks

16
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GBS early and late presents how

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Pneumonia
Sepsis
Meningitis -rare

Late meningitis
osteomyelitis
Septic arthritis

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How can it be prevented

A

By selective and universal screening of mothers and antibiotic prophylaxis at delivery if positive

18
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How is Listeria infection transmitted to mother

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By consumption of food (unpasteurized milk,under cooked poultry )

19
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Mothers present how2

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Flu like illness

Asymptotic fecal or vaginal carriers

20
Q

How the listeria transmitted to baby3

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Transplacentally
Ascending
Vag.canal

21
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Complication of transplacenta infection 3

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Abortion
Preterm delivery
Fetal infection

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Characteristic symptom

In listeria infection

A

Preterm with Meconium

23
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Listeria early 4 and late infection types

A

Pneumonia
Sepsis
Rash
Meningitis

Late-meningitis

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Ecoli and gram neg source

A

Fecal and vaginal

25
Q

Sticky eye in neonates when

And tx

A

3-4 day

Clean with NS O water

26
Q

Eye discharge only organisms and treatment

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Streptococci , staphylococci

Rx-topical Antibiotics

27
Q

Eye swelling and discharge organisms 2

A

Gonnorrhea

Chalmedia trachimatis

28
Q

Gonnococal infection present when
Ix
Rx
Complication

A

<48hrs
Gram stain and culture
Iv AB
Blindness

29
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Chlamydia present when 2
Ix
Rx

A

Commonly in 1-2 weeks, some time at birth
Immunofluracent staining
Oral erythromycin 2 weeks

30
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Umbilical infection rx

Um granuloma rx

A

Systemic AB

silver nitrate or copper sulphate

31
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HSV Infection sources

A

Birth canal

Ascending

32
Q

HSV infection risk high when in primary or recurrent

A

Primary

33
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HSV present when

How4

A

Up to 4 weeks

Lesions in skin ,eye ,encephalitis, disseminated

34
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Rx in HSV

A

Acyclovir

35
Q

If mother has HSV lesion in genitalia delivery how

If recurrent infection deliver how

A

El lscs

Vaginally as transmission risk less after treating mother

36
Q

Hep B which baby’s should receive vaccination and when

Who should be given immunoglobulin and when

A

Mothers HBs Ag pos
Shortly after birth

E Ag pos but no AB in mother
In first day