Sepsis/endocarditis Flashcards
What is sepsis syndrome
- Clinical state with obvious indications of altered organ perfusion
o Altered mentation
o Oliguria
o Acidosis
o Hypoxemia
Difference sepsis syndrome vs shock
Altered organ perfusion
o Altered mentation
o Oliguria
o Acidosis
o Hypoxemia
* Septic shock → above + hypotension
What is multiple organ dysfct syndrome
septic shock progressed to
o DIC
o Acute respiratory distress
o Acute renal failure
o Hepatobiliary compromise
o Central nervous system dysfct
Inflammatory cascade in sepsis
- Macrophages and other inflammatory → contact with bacterial agent or microbial components/products
- Proinflammatory cytokines released
o Tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNFα)
o Interleukine-1 (IL-1) - Endothelial and other effector activation
o Lymphocyte T and B
o Monocytes
o Macrophages
o Neutrophils - Release of other inflammatory cytokines
o IL-8, IL-6
o Transforming growth factor β
o Prostaglandin E2
o Colony stimulating factor
o Platelet activating factor
o Eicosanoid - Activation of complement → coagulation and fibrinolytic cascade
Intensity of response controlled by
o Acute phase proteins
o Antiproteases
o Anti inflammatory cytokines
o Anti cytokine substances: IL-1, various R antagonists
Septic shock pathophys and steps
- Early in shock → vasodilation → ↑SV and CO
o Hyperdynamic state - Venous dilation → venous pooling → ↓preload
- Myocardial depression may occur after 1-4 days of shock
o LV dilation
o LV and RV systolic dysfct
o LV diastolic dysfct
Infectious endocarditis isolates: dogs
+ which valves
o Streptococcus
o Staphylococcus
o E coli
o Corynebacterium
o Erysipelothrix
MV and AoV
Infectious endocarditis isolates: cats
o Streptococcus
o Staphylococcus
Infectious endocarditis isolates: eq
o Streptococcus
o Actinobacillus (corynebacterium)
o Pasteurella
Infectious endocarditis isolates: bo
+which valves
o Actinobacillus pyogenes
o Arcanobacterium
TV and PV
Infectious endocarditis isolates: pigs
o Streptococcus
o Erysipelothrix