General Sepsis
Bundles
Statistics
Prevention and Resources
100

What does SIRS stand for?

Systemic Inflammatory Response System

Defense response to a stressor

100

What are some steps that occur in the first three hour bundle?

STAT labs (lactate, cultures), ABX, IVF, IV access

100

What month and day is Sepsis awareness?

September 13th

100

What is number one prevention against infection?

Hand Hygiene!

200

What are two examples of SIRS criteria?

Temp <36 >38

RR <20 or PCO2 <32mmHg

HR >90

WBC >12 or <4

>10% Bands


200

What needs to happen within the first hour after IVF administration to prevent further deterioration?

Repeat BP x2 within one hour of IVF bolus completion

200

Each year, approximately how many people in the US die because of sepsis?

270,000

200

Preventative measures against sepsis?

Vaccinations, wound care, treat infections, prevention for immunocompromise.

300

What type of ABX are initiated with sepsis?

Broad Spectrum ABX

300

True or False: Blood cultures should be drawn prior to starting ABX?

True

300

Where does sepsis or the infection causing sepsis start in nearly 87% of cases?

Outside the hospital/Community

300

Who is at risk for sepsis?

Elderly, infants, weakened immune systems, recent injuries/surgeries, chronic conditions, pregnancy/post-partum

In the hospital: lines and devices

400

According to CMS, organ dysfuntion (hypoperfusion) in sepsis is defined as:

Systolic BP <90 MAP <65, New O2 needs (ventilation), Creatinine > 2 or Urine output <0.5/ml/kg/hr for x2 hrs, total bilirubin >2 mg/dL, platelet count <100,000, INR >1.5 or aPTT >60 sec, lactate >2 mmol/L

400

What interventions should be completed within the six-hour sepsis bundle?

Persistent hypotension- more IVF

Re-check lactate if > or = 2

Vasopressors for persistent SBP > 90 after fluid repletion

400

Which patient population does sepsis affect for about 5.7 million cases each year?

Maternal Patients

400

Resources including information to get ahead of sepsis?

HH sepsis comittee

Leadership
Policy STAT
CDC
Sepsis Alliance
Joint commission
CMS
Department of Health

500

Identify Severe Sepsis vs. Septic Shock.

Severe sepsis is lactate > 2, SIRS criteria x2, suspected infection, hypoperfusion

Septic shock is lactate > 4, persistent hypotension despite fluid bolus


500

True or False: A conditional lactate needs to be drawn if > 2

True

500

How many people in the U.S. develop sepsis each year?

1.7 million

500
What is the legislation that requires every hospital to develop protocols providing rapid identification and treatment of sepsis? This regulation requires quarterly submission of rates to DOH. 

Rory's Regulations

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