Septic Shock Flashcards

1
Q

Patient comes in with tachycardia tachypnea hypotension no altered mental status have bounding pulses warm extremities with fever and indication on an infection foci

A

Sepsis by qsofa

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2
Q

Patient need vasopressor to maintain map at 65 and lactate of more than 2 is required though fluid bolus is given what is the patient condition

A

Septic shock

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3
Q

What is the initial management of septic shock

A

Iv antibiotics (pip taz ) and fluid resuscitation of 30 ml/kg both should ve started with in 1 hour its best

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4
Q

What vasopressor is drug of choice for septic shock first line

A

Nor epinephrine

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5
Q

What is the 2nd line drug to reduce nor epi use

A

Vasopressin 0.09 U

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6
Q

Which drug is contra indicated in tachyarrhythmia patient in septic shock

A

Dopamine

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7
Q

Drug used when there is no change in hypotension even though of fluid resuscitation and vasopressor

A

Dobutamine

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8
Q

In which adrenergic receptor dobutamine has more effect

A

It have more effect on beta AR

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9
Q

No change in hypotension this is the last and final consideration in the patient with septic shock?

A

Hydrocortisone

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10
Q

When to start insulin in septic shock patient

A

Cbg BG greater than or equal to 180 mm hg 2 times

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11
Q

What is the target of blood glucose in septic shock patient

A

Less than or equal to 140

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12
Q

1 hr delay in antibiotics cause how much increase in mortality

A

3-7% (7.6%)

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13
Q

Most common infection associated with septic shock

A

Pneumonia

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14
Q

Most common type of bacteria causeing septic shock

A

Gram positive ( staph areus, strep pneumo) then gram negative (e coli, klebsiella, pseudomonus)

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15
Q

Only shock in which the systemic vascular resistance drops instead of volume in side it

A

Distributive shock

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16
Q

Only shock in which the cardiac out put is increased

A

Distributive shock

17
Q

What is main symptom or sign that patient entered decompensated stage of shock

A

If patient have all signs of compensation plus altered mental status

18
Q

Examination finding in low co shocks

A

Cool extremeties, weak pulses, capillary refill time more than 2 sec

19
Q

What is the indication for mechvent

A

Saco2 < 90% + ph <7.20 inadequate compensation

20
Q

What is the sensitive indicator for transfusion

A

Shock index = HR / systole bp (normal 0.5 - 0.7)
>0.9 - indication for transfusion

21
Q

Three windows to check organ dysfunction or organ hypo perfusion

A

CNS
Skin
Kidney

22
Q

When can you say there is oliguria or AKI due to sepsis or kidney has hypo perfusion

A

<0.5 ml/kg/hr in catheter bag

23
Q

Deug of choice antibiotic for septic shock

A

Pip taz 4g iv q6hrs

24
Q

Patient came in dyspneic, diaphoretic, tachypnic, pale cold extremeties, latered mental status or confused bp of < 90 mmhg distended jvp and have oliguria (may be aki) what is the patient condition

A

Caridogenic shock

25
Q

Most common cause of cardiogenic shock

A

MI plus LV dysfunction

26
Q

Mechanical cause of cardiogenic failure is always present but not in this condition

A

Takotsubo cardiomyopathy and fulminant myocarditis

27
Q

Which is most common type of MI causing cardiogenic shock

A

STEMI

28
Q

What is a strong independent predictor of mortality in cardiogenic shock during presentation

A

BLOOD GLUCOSE

29
Q

Cardiac markers elevated in cardiogenic shock sec to mi

A

CKMB
TROPININ I AND T

30
Q

Lab elevated in cardiogenic shock

A

WBC
CREATININE
C REACTIVE PROTEIN
HEPATIC TRANSAMINASES
LACTATE >2 mmol/L
ABG - hypoxemia and anion gap metabolic acidosis
Glucose
ELEVATED CARDIAC MARKERS

31
Q

WHICH INFARCT OF THE HEART IS MOST COMMONLY ASSOCIATED WITH CARDIOGENIC SHOCK

A

Anterior infarct 50%

32
Q

The main stay treatment and mortality reducer in the cardiogenic shock is

A

PCI ( percutaneous coronary intervention) > CABG ( coronary artery bypass graft )

33
Q

What should be addressed first in the cardiogenic shock

A

MAP and Bp ( 65 and 90 is ok)
Hypoxemia and anion gap metabolic acidosis must be addressed

34
Q

Highest mortality for this condition if results in cardiogenic shock around 80%

A

Ventricular septal rupture

35
Q

IABP -SHOCK SCORE for cardiogenic shock prognisis

A

Age > 73
Prior stroke
Glucose at admission >191 mg/dL
Creatinine at admission >132.6 umol/L
Atrial blood lactate >5 mmol/L
Mi after pci<3