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100

this is low

hypotension

100

first line?

broad spect. antibiotics

100

what type of fluids is used first

crystaliods

100

wha type of oranisims can cause septic shock

bacteria, viruses, fungi

100

define septic shock

sepsis with persistent hypotension despite fluids

200

this may increase

HR

200

first vasopressor

norepi

200

how much fluid is given

30-50 ml/kg

200

what do cytokins cause in spesis

widespread inflamation

200

what scoring tool helps assess sepsis severity

SOFA or qSOFA score

300

you temperature may be

increased

300

what corticosteroid is used if shock is refractory

hydrocortisone

300

target map goal

>65mmhg

300

what happens to vascular resistance in spetic shock

in decreases

300

what organ dysfunction signals signs of severe sepsis 

altered mental status or low urine output

400

free space

yup

400

what intrope increases cardiac outpot

dobutamine

400

what should be monitored to assess perfusion

urine output

400

what happens to cappilary perminability

it increases (leakage)

400

what is early recognition key 

prevent organ failure and death

500

typical hemodynamic profile

low bp increased hr increased RR

500

why give antibiotics before culture results

to control early infection

500

why get cutures before antibiotics

to identify the causitive agent

500

what clotting DO can develope from sepsis

DIC disseminating intravascular coagulation

500

what long term issue may survivors face 

post sepsis syndrome (fatigue, cognitive issues)

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