Shock 2 - Dx + Mx Flashcards

1
Q

MEWS
>? = urgent med review
>? = critical care teams involved

A

3

5

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2
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Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS);

?+ from new;
Temp: >38.?° or <3?°
RR: >? (or pCO2 ?
WCC:  or >? 
(or acutely altered ? ?, or glucose >? in a non-diabetic).
A
2
.3
36
20
4.3
90
4, 12
mental state
7.7
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Sepsis= SIRS + a suspected site of ?.

Severe Sepsis= Sepsis + ? OR evidence of end organ dysfunction (oliguria, confusion, lactate >?, SpO2 <9?%).

Septic shock - severe sepsis with hypotension ? ? to fluid resus.

A
infection
hypotension
2
4
not responding
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4
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Septic shock mx

? ? within ? hours

?;
o IN: Start with l5L/min via a non-rebreather mask, aiming to achieve
>94% saturations. Can later titrate down to 88-92% in ? patients
IV ?; ·
o IN: ? crystalloid stat if hypotensive or lactate >?, and review response to this bolus.
IV ?;
o IN: according to local guidelines, ask nurses to give this ?.

A
sepsis six
1
o2
copd
fluids
500ml
2
abx
immediately
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5
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Septic shock mx

Serum ?/ Hb;
o OUT: blood gas can be venous or arterial, seek urgent senior review if
lactate >? regardless of blood pressure.
?;
o OUT: ideally prior to Abx administration (but do not delay), take ? ? from separate sites, plus from all ? ? and the
suspected source, e.g. ? in pneumonia
?;
o OUT: Most reliable measure of ?-? ?, plus keep a strict fluid ?.

A
lactate
4
cultures
two pairs
indwelling lines
sputum
catheterise
end-organ perfusion
balance
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6
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Anaphylactic Shock . .
- Type I lg? mediated hypersensitivity reaction, occurring in response to an
antigen that the body has previously been sensitised to.
Degranulation of mast cells leads to release of vasoactive mediators such as
? that cause excessive ? of the venous system
This is compounded by ? and laryngeal ?

A
e
histamine
vasodilation
bronchoconstriction
oedema
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7
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Acute Management (ABCDE); Anaphylaxis

Secure the airway (? if obstruction imminent).
? the cause.
? ?mg ? {0.5ml of 1:1000), repeat every ? minutes if necessary.
? ?mg IV.
? ?mg IV.
If ?, treat as per acute asthma also.
? the ? of the bed to help restore circulation.
Interval bloods for serum ? and ? to confirm diagnosis

A
intubate
remove
adrenaline 0.5mg IM
5
chlorphenamine 10
Hydrocortisone 300
wheeze
raise
feet
tryptase, histamine
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8
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Anaphylaxis

Further Management
May need ? admission.
Will need ? monitoring wherever admitted.
Longer term will need ? and ?-? testing.

A

itu
ecg
epi-pen, skin-prick

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