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sepsis is caused by a
dysregulated host response to infection
septic shock
sepsis
serum lactate > 2
vasopressor therapy MAP > 65
qSOFA score that is associated with poor outcomes due to sepsis
2+
qSOFA criteria
GCS < 14
SBP < 100
RR > 22
toxic shock syndrome is caused by
toxins released by certain strains of strep and staph
risk factors for sepsis
infants and elderly
hospital/ICU
recent surgery/hospitalization
immunocompromised
indwelling medical device
community acquired pneumonia
chronic disease
recent injury
clinical presentation of sepsis
fever
tachypnea
tachycardia
hypotension
altered mental status
rash
s/s specific to infection source
most common gram + bacteria causing sepsis
staph aureus
strep pneumo
most common gram - bacteria causing sepsis
E coli
klebsiella pneumo
pseudomonas
most common infection leading to sepsis
lung infection
fungal cause of sepsis
candida spp
hospital acquired infections tend to be
gram negative rods
antibiotic resistant
early onset sepsis in neonates
s agalactiae
E coli
H influenzae
listeria
late onset sepsis in neonates
Staph epi
staph aureus
E coli
klebsiella
pseudomonas
candida
sepsis in infants
strep pneumo
N meningitidis
H influenzae
sepsis in malaria endemic regions
P falciparum
risk factors for gram positive cocci
vascular cath
indwelling medical devices
burns
IV drug use
toxin mediated
risk factors for gram negative rods
diabetes
lymphoproliferative diseases
liver cirrhosis
burns
invasive procedures or devices
neutropenia
sickle cell increases risk for ___ sepsis
salmonella
how to gram negative rods cause sepsis
lipid A of endotoxin (LPS and LOS)
activates coagulation cascade (DIC)
activates complement cascade
what host immune components contribute to hyperinflammation
TNF-a
IL-1, 6, 17
complement
gram pos bacterial mediators of hyperinflammation
PAMPS- peptidoglycan, teichoic acid
superantigens (TSST-1, enterotoxin B)
gram neg bacterial mediators of hyperinflammation
LPS
LOS
Teichoic acid is recognized by
TLR-2
LPS is recognized by
TLR-4
long term effects of the immune response in pts during immune resolution
inc in lymphocyte and APC apoptosis
inc in neutrophil dysregulation
inc in immunosuppressive cells (Tregs, myeloid derived suppressor cells)
anti-inflammatory cytokine release (IL-10, TGF-B)
what are the APCs
macrophages, dendritic cells, B cells
treatment of sepsis
stabilize
broad spectrum antibiotics
staph aureus superantigens
staph enterotoxin B (SEB)
TSST-1
how do superantigens work
cross link MHC-II with TCR to produce a strong T cell activation/proliferation
cytokine storm (IL-1, TNF-a)