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Sepsis basic principles Flashcards

1
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What is the basic diagnostic criteria for sepsis?

A

News >5 plus evidence of infection

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2
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What is the mortality rate for sepsis?

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10%

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3
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How does organ dysfunction occur in sepsis?

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bacteria enters the blood and the capillaries get leaky leading to organ dysfunction

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4
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What is septic shock?

A

hypotension despite fluid resucitation and vasopressors, lactate >2

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5
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What is the mortality of septic shock?

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40%

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6
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What do you Take 3 and Give 3 of?

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Take: blood, urine, lactate
Give: fluids, antibiotics, oxygen

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7
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What is the timeframe that the sepsis 6 must be delivered by?

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1 hour

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8
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What sats of oxygen should be delivered? What about for COPD?

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94-98%

88-92% for COPD

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9
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How many blood cultures should be taken?

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3

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10
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How many mls of fluids should be given?

A

500mls bolus of 0.9% saline

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11
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What MAP should be aimed for?

A

> 65mmHg

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12
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What would a high lactate suggest?

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hypoperfusion and hypotension

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13
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What should be given if still a low BP/lactate >4 after fluids?

A

vasopressors - noradrenaline

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14
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What do you do if noradrenaline is not working?

A

refer to ICU for vasopressin

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15
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What is the target urine output?

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0.5ml/kg/hour

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16
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What are the typical organsims on Dukes criteria?

A

staphylcoccus aureus
enterococcus faecalis
viridens strep
HACEK group organisms

17
Q

How is C.diff determined?

A

stool toxin test

18
Q

What is the classical presentation of E.coli?

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bloody diarrhea and petting zoo

19
Q

How is E.coli treated?

A

avoid antibiotics because of HUS

20
Q

What type of organism if Baccilus cereus?

A

gram positive organism

21
Q

What are the empircal IV antibiotics for sepsis?

A

IV amox, metronidazole and gentamicin

22
Q

What percentage of the population have a type 1 penecillin allergy?

A

<0.5%

23
Q

What commensals are found in the gut?

A

coliforms and anerobes

1. CLASP Sepsis (8 decks)

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