This quiz explores key aspects of sepsis management, including its definition, diagnosis, initial management, and common sources. It emphasizes the importance of timely intervention and the role of blood cultures, assessing learners on critical concepts in infectious disease control.
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3-5
6-24
1-3
24-48
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Identifying that source
Identifying the existence
Uncovering the Microorganism
Severity assessment
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Early antibiotic therapy
Throat Swab
Blood Cultures
Skin test
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Detection of amplified product
Speciman Processing (DNA or RNA Extraction)
Nucleic acid amplificaion
Growing of the organism
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Specificity
Sensitivity
Slow growing organisms
None of the above
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60 PCT strips
2 Calibrators
2 Controls
60 SPRs
Package Insert
Master Lot Entry Card
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10-15%
5-10%
20-30%
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Edema
Temperature >100.4 degrees Fahrenheit < 96.8 degrees Fahrenheit
Blood Glucose > 150 mb/ml in absence of diabeties
Diabeties > 120
HR - > 90bmp
Respirtory rate > 20 breaths/min
PaCO2 < 32 mm Hg
WBC . >12,000/mm3 or > 10% immature bands
New Onset of Confusion
Rash form on skin 20% visable
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Deleterious host response to infection which is generally attributed to an uncontrolled and excessive, cytokine-mediated, host inflammatory response.
The body's systemic response to infection.
Presence of infection plus other sign and symptoms.
An infection that can be deadly if not diagnosed and treated promptly.
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UTI
Community-Acquired Pneumonia
Ventilaor-Associated Pneumonia
Acute Meningitis
Biliary Sepsis (Acute Cholecystitis)
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