(16) Sepsis Flashcards

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  1. What is SIRS?
  2. What happens when cytokines (IL-1B, IL-6, TNF-alpha) get into circulation?
  3. What specifically (it’s in the picture)
A
  1. Systemic inflammatory response syndrome
  2. SIRS
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  1. What four parameters are used to diagnose SIRS?
  2. How many of these parameters must be met for index of suspicion to go up?
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  1. temp; heart rate; RR; WBC (total, bands)
  2. 2 or more
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PIRO system - system of diagnosing SIRVS

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  1. SIRS + infection = ?
  2. Is sepsis a clinical syndrome manifested by a deleterious host response to an infectious process?
  3. What is the process? What is the response?
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  1. sepsis
  2. yes
  3. infection; sepsis
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  1. What is considered sever sepsis?
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  1. sepsis with evidence of organ dysfuntion (1 or more)
  2. 2/4 SIRS criteria and (just look a t pic)
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  1. What is severe sepsis complicated by persistent hypotension refractory to early fluid therapy?
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  1. septic shock
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take a gander at this

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  1. when bilirubin is raised in cats - is it a sign of sepsis?
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  1. yes
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