Sepsister
What does SIRS stand for
what is systemic inflammatory response syndrome
(slide 14)
Itis
what is inflammation
(slide 31)
C. Diff full name
what is clostridium difficile
(slide 38)
what does plasma do
what is transports red/white blood cells and platelets
(slide 5)
what makes kidney stones
what is excess of insoluble salts or uric acid crystlize in urine
(slide 36)
Sepsis
what is 2 or more SIRS + suspected infection
(slide 16)
this disease is always changing
what is influenza
(slide 19)
what is acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
what is AIDS an end stage disease process called by HIV infection
(pg. 864 textbook)
red blood cells
what is erthrocytes
what does the gallbladder store
what is digestive juices and waste from liver
(slide 39)
The 4 T's
what is tachycardia, tachypnea, temperature, and total leukocyte count
(slide 14)
HIV is not spread by
what is tears and saliva
(slide 22)
what is nosocomial
what is an infection accuired from a hospital
(slide 33)
platelets
what is thrombocytes
(slide 6)
AKI
what is acute kidney injury
(slide 41)
2 or more organs fail
What is MODS (multiple organ death syndrome)
(slide 16)
what is cardiac output of the liver for HR:120 and SV:100
what is 3000
(derived from slide 23)
describe brudinski sign
lift the head slightly and see if legs lift with it
(slide 29)
Universal donor and Universal recipient
what is O- and AB+
(slide 9)
many dialysis pts also have what?
what is urinary catheters
(slide 49)
infection progression
what is 1: sirs 2 sepsis 3: septic shock 4: MODS 5: Death
(slide 16)
What are all routes of infection for all strains of hepatitis
what is fecal/oral, blood to blood (i.e. sharing needles), sexual contact, infected mother to child during childbirth/breastfeeding
(slide 27)
what is MRSA
what is methicillin resistant staphylcoccus aureus
a clot in where causes a heart attack?
what is coronary artery
(slide 21)
describe disequilibrium syndrome
what is water shifts from blood stream into CSF (cerebrospinal fluid) and increases ICP
(slide 50)