Sepsis Flashcards

1
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is a serious condition caused by the body’s response to an infection.

A

Sepsis

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2
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The tool used to quickly assess the risk of sepsis at the bedside is called

A

qSofa

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3
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The score that evaluates organ function in sepsis is known as the

A

SOFA

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4
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occurs when sepsis leads to dangerously low blood pressure.

A

sepsis shock

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5
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The bundle of actions taken to treat sepsis quickly is called

A

Sepsis six

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6
Q

The first step in the “Sepsis Six” is to give____
to the patient to help with breathing.

A

Oxygen

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7
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is a measurement taken to check for signs of tissue damage in sepsis.

A

Lactate

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8
Q

output decreases, it can indicate kidney issues related to sepsis.

A

Urine

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9
Q

Name one symptom of early sepsis.

A

Fever

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10
Q

List two common infections that can lead to sepsis.

A

Pneumonia and UTI

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11
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Name three actions included in the “Sepsis Six” bundle.

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Administer oxygen, give IV fluids, and start antibiotics.

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12
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List two groups of people at higher risk for sepsis.

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Elderly people and with weak immune systems

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