Sepsis Flashcards
what are the differential impressions
- sepsis qsofa
- septic shock-distributive shock ( map <65)
- pneumosepsis
- meningeal sepsis
- gasto-intestinal sepsis
- septicemia
- urosepsis
- skin wound sepsis
Basic life support actions # 1
universal care guidlines
Basic life support actions # 2
patient saftey line
Basic life support actions # 3
exposure emergencies / hypothermia guideline as necessary / indicated
if hyperthermic what should you not do?
attempt to cool- fever fights the infection
what should you do if hyperthermic and why
hiblers method to preserve body heat because cold blood does not clot.
Basic life support actions # 2
complete sepsis alert checklist
what is considered a sepsis alert?
sepsis checklist ( qsofa+etco2)
what reduces mortality in sepsis?
early recognition and goal directed therapy
Advanced life support actions/ considerations # 1
cpap 5-15
- used to maintain spo2 of 94 %
- use with caution its contraindicated in hypoperfused conditions
Advanced life support actions/ considerations # 2
fluids 20 ml/ kg over 60 minutes
pedi : same
What is first line therapy for hypotension shock?
Mean arterial preasure 7o-110
Fluid is paramount for survial; do not withold for normotensive patients
Advanced life support actions/ considerations # 3
epi .2-.5 mcg/kg/min iv io infusionas necessary / indicated
what is second line therapy for hypotension shock
EPI
target map to 70-110
initate only after 2 L of fluids infused
Medical control actions/ orders / request for
pedi epi .1-1mcg/ kg/ min iv/ io infusion