sepsis Flashcards

1
Q

a clinicl syndrome characterized by systemic inflammatory response to an infectious process

A

sepsis

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2
Q

what does SIRS stand for?

A

systemic inflammatory response syndrome

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3
Q

SIRS is defined as having 2 out of 4 of what criteria?

A
  1. temp
  2. HR
  3. RR
  4. WBC
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4
Q

SIRS temp >___ or under___

A

temp >38 (101.4) or under 36 (98.6)

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5
Q

SIRS HR >____

A

90

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6
Q

SIRS RR>_____ or PaO2 under____

A

RR> 20; PaCO2 under 32

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7
Q

SIRS WBC >____, under____, or bandemia >____

A

WBC> 12K, under 4K, or bandemia >10%

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8
Q

2/4 SIRS criteria + suspected or identified infxn

A

sepsis

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9
Q

sepsis with evidence of organ dysfxn

A

severe sepsis

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10
Q

liver failure can be defined as bilirubin >_____

A

4

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11
Q

kidney failure can be defined as Cr >____

A

2

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12
Q

sepsis and hypotension despite adequate fluid resuscitation

A

septic shock

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13
Q

in the case of sepsis, should you start tx before or after blood cultures

A

start Abx after obtaining cultures

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14
Q

most common gram+ isolates in sepsis (2)

A

staph aureus

strep pneumo

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15
Q

most common gram- isolates in sepsis (2)

A

E coli

pseudomonas

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16
Q

goals of tx in sepsis

A

MAP 65

17
Q

initial fluid of choice for management of sepsis

A

crystalloids (NS or lactated ringer)

18
Q

amt of crystalloids to initially give

A

30 mL/Kg

19
Q

if septic shock, next step in tx?

A

NE

20
Q

within 3 hours of presentation, need to have done what for management of sepsis (4)

A
  1. lactate levels
  2. blood cultures
  3. broad spectrum Abx
  4. crystalloids
21
Q

within 6 hours of presentation, need to have done what for management of sepsis (3)

A
  1. vasopressors if fluid resuscitation fails
  2. reassess volume status, tissue perfusion
  3. re-assess lactate
22
Q

how long do you have to start Abx in septic patient

A

start within 1 hr