GERI-WOUNDs Flashcards

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Listeria, Salmonella, Legionella, Mycobacteria, Herpes Zoster affect who?

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Infections assoc T-cell mediated defects due to age

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Which infection is related to age but assoc with B-cell mediated defects/antibody defects?

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Strep. pneumonia

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If the elderly has NO catheter and UTI is suspected what is required for DX?

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Maybe fever w/ 1 or more: urgency, frequency, suprapubic pain, gross hematuria, CVA tenderness, incontinence

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What is concerning w/ UTI w/ CATHETER?

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Delirium, fever, CVA tender, rigors

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Mr. Gas has cough w/ sputum and maybe delirium. Vitals- Afebrile, RR 25. PMH NO COPD? What is DX

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URI. OTHER. FEVER, Tachycardia

W/COPD rare to have RR >25.

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Mr. Peabody has a UTI. Daughter says he forget going to movies yesterday.What is next?

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Male always complicated. ORDER- Institution always Urinalysis C/S. DONT treat if colonized <100K. that is norma flora.

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What is ABX stewardship for Geriatrics?

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SNFs- 1. ORDER- Urinalysis C/S. 2. Wait for culture 3. DONT treat if colonized <100K. that is norma flora. 4. If specimen contaminated, DO NOT TREAT, get straight cath 5.

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What was Mr. Peabody sx which mean UTI?

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Dysuria, pain and swelling in testes and prostate

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If Mrs. Jars WBC is >15k w/ a fever what else is required?

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CVA tenderness, SPT, hematuria, INC incontinence

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Mrs. Jar needs what ABX for UTI?

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1 Nitrofurantoin 100 BID 5d #2 TMP/SMZ bid 3d

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If Mr. Peabody CVA tenderness continue what is ABX?

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Suspect pyelonephritis- #1 IV Cipro or Levofloxacin

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WHat is MC pulmonary sx of Geriatrics?

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Regularly they have a cough and dyspnea.

Obese often dyspnea, supine

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What are common reasons to misdiagnose LTRI?

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Geri present different-
1. Rare to have fever, they run colder in general
2. only 56% have cough, SOB and fever
3. 60% will solely have a cough
4. 40% will solely have SOB
5. Rare to have rales 45%.
Ronnchi sound= PNA, Rales/Cracker= CHF, emphysema PNA, atelectasis, etc

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What are the concerning s/s of LTRI/ PNA in Geri?

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  1. Tachycardia** early clue
  2. RR >25
  3. New/worse SOB
  4. Pulse ox below 90% -Non COPD Pts
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Describe the CURB criteria?

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CAP severity score.
 C- confusion, 
Uremia, 
RR>25-30, 
Low BP 90/60, >65. 
If Pt has 0-1 of the following OUTPATIENT 2. 2+ INP/ICU. HCP must DX, TX, and refer promptly.
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What are the risk factors for HCAP?

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  1. Immuncompromised
  2. ABX w/ 3mo
  3. ABX resistance high
  4. Hospital stay 5d
  5. SNF resident
  6. Infusion therapy
  7. Dialysis
  8. Home care
    9 Family member resi
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What should be avoided INP until culture come back 2/2 beta lactamase producing H. influ and resistant pneumoccoi?

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Penicillin or ampicillin

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What is treatment for PNA for GERI?

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  1. Augmentin w/ Flagyl (metroazole)
  2. Levaquin-S. pneumonia
  3. Ceftriaxone- 1 IM 1g, hurts less
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What is highest risk of Pressure ulcers?

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Varies 2/2 to rules/grading. 
38% Acute care, 
Hos-2-9%, 
SNF 3-59%, 
Home 4-6%
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What are reasons for PU developed?

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Neglect. Not turning, not checking. #1 Lawsuit-leads to mortality. Risk vs. Benefits- pain of turning vs pain of PU. PREVENTION- turn every 2hrs, Keep skin dry, clean, special beds

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What are signs of Neglect in GERI pop?

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Pressure sores (decubitis ulcers, decubiti, bed sores, malnutrition, dehydration, poor hygiene, appearance, Poor timely TX

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This conditions are 2/2 to: Stroke, Parkinson, Cancer, Dementia, MS, ALS?

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Complication of these lead to PU

23
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How are PU pathologically developed?

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Pressure in bony prominences have force that exceed capillary flow, dec flow, L/2 ischemia and necrosis

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During rounds and follow up, what locations should be checked for PU?

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1 Sacrum # 2. Ischium # 3 Heel 4. Spine and Occiput-rare 5. ankle, Knee, Trochanter

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The intrinsic risk factors assoc with PU are...
``` 1. Nutritional status, 2-age, immobility, CVA 4. sensory impaired-DM 5. Incontinence 6. Dry skin 7. Body temp 8. Body type ```
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What are the medical risk factors?
1. Comorbidity 2. DM 3. CKI 4. PVD 5. Chronic steroids for COPD or RA-cortisol then skin
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What extrinsic factors are assoc with PU?
1. PRESSURE- too small wheelchair poor bed 2. Shearing and Friction- sliding aggressive clean 4. Moisture 5. Incontinence
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What are consider intrinsic and extrinsic?
1. Nutrition and Supplemental Nutrition- feeding tubes rubs on skin
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THis scale is scored 1-5 in each category, <14 mean HIGH risk
Norton Scale- Physical condition, Mental state, Activity, Mobility, Incontinence. NO RCTS
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This scale is six domains scored 1-4 for first 5, <18 HIGH risk?
Braden scale- Sensory, Activity, Mobility, Skin moisture, Friction, Nutrition 1-3. NO RCTS
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What stage is erythema, does not blanche?
Stage I 47%
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What stage is partial thickness, involving epidermal and dermal?
Stage II 33%- red
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What stage full thickness loss involving all layers?
Stage III- beef red
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What stage FULL THICKness involving muscle and bone?
Stage IV
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What is purple area, like a blood filled blister, no break in skin, but can progress to Stage IV?
DTI- Deep tissue injury
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Are you able to stage wounds if dead skin and eschar is around?
Unstageable
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Who is at higher risk of death...Admitted to SNF with PU or without PU?
W/ PU- 50% die with PMH of PU
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All wounds are colonized, what should be used for TX?
Clindamycin and Bactrim-MRSA, Keflex- Strep
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What is difference btwn Sepsis and Bacteremia
Infected blood vs Low BP 2/2 to infection.
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This Pt has a FEVER, hypothermia, RR>20, HR >100, hypotension. What are concerns?
Sepsis- TX- pressor IVF, IV ABX
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How to treat PU?
Remove pressure. 2. Treat medical condition 3. Nutrition High protein, V-C, Zinc 4. Manage incontinences 5. Special beds 6. Wound care- meidhoney, betadine, surgery
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Healing of PU is 25-42% healed after 4 wks of treatment. What stage?
Stage II. LONG treatment of PU. Acute on 12% heal
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Wha stage has the longer healing time?
Stage 3-4, none after 4 wk, 59% at 6months
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The perineum, sacrum, glutes and groin have this type of skin damage?
Moisture- associated skin damage- incontinence assoc dermatitis.- CP- moisture present, no necrosis, fungal like appearance
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This is common inDM pt 50% have this?
Diabetic neuropathy, foot ulcers, amputations. CP-heel, plantar, toes. TX- monitor often, DTR
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What loc are common in PAD?
Carotid stenosis, AAA, LE CP- Dry, punched hole, toes, no pulse, claudication, relief w/ rest. 10% progress to amputation TX- CAD, PT, endovascular angioplasty
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What are MC location in PVD?
Lower leg ankle. CP- superficial, wet, irregular border, hemosiderin
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What are signs of malignant skin changes?
NO healing despite removing pressure or wound care.
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This skin problem starts as blister and ends up draining on its own?
Abscess