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Colorado Hospital Association Clinical Scenario Mr Peabody Mr Peabody is a 67 yearold male who arrived by EMS from his primary care physicians office where he was short of breath and suspected to have pneumonia ID: 779972

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Sepsis TableTop Scenario

Colorado Hospital Association

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Clinical Scenario – Mr. Peabody

Mr. Peabody is a 67 year-old male who arrived by EMS from his primary care physician’s office where he was short of breath and suspected to have pneumonia.

PMH: current smoker for 50 years, COPD, 2L home oxygen, hypertension, right total hip replacement 10 weeks ago post fall.

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1300 – Initial EMS Vital Signs

BP 136/70

HR 100 sinus tach

RR 20

Temp 99.5°FSpO2 94% 2L NC Transport paramedic assessment: awake, alert and oriented. Decreased lung sounds at the left base. Productive cough, yellow thick sputum.

Clinical Scenario – Mr. Peabody

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1315 – Transport VitalsBP 105/62

HR 100 sinus tach

RR 25

Temp 101.7° F

SpO2 94% 4L NC 

Clinical Scenario – Mr. Peabody

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1330 – Arrival in Emergency Department

BP 86/42

HR 125 sinus tach

RR 28

Temp 101.3°FSpO2 95% 4L NCAssessment: alert and oriented x3. Decreased lung sounds at the left base. Productive cough, yellow thick sputum. Right hip incision is pink and closed. Weight 85 kg. 

Clinical Scenario – Mr. Peabody

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Initial Labs (resulted at 1430)

Drawn in triage

Basic Metabolic Panel

Reference Range

Sodium

143

135-147 mmol/L

Potassium

3.8

3.5-5.2 mmol/L

Chloride

101

95-107 mmol/LCreatinine2.50.5-1.2 mg/dLGlucose14660-110 mg/dLLactate:3.90.5-1.0 mmol/L

CBC

Reference Range

Male

Female

WBC

13.0

4,500-10,111 K/uL

Hemoglobin

8.7

13.5-16.5 g/dL

12.0-15.0 g/dL

Hematocrit

39.2

36-48%

Platelet

258

140-450 K/mcL

Chest x-ray

LLL infiltrate

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1500 – Completed Interventions

Fluids = 30 mL/kg at 1430

Blood cultures at 1400

Antibiotics at 1430

Lactate level . . . to be repeated now

Tylenol at 1330

Clinical Scenario – Mr. Peabody

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1500 – Latest VitalsBP 98/55

HR 125 sinus tach

RR 28

Temp 100.4°F

SpO2 93% 4L NC  

Clinical Scenario – Mr. Peabody

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1515 – 15 Minutes LaterBP 94/45

HR 130 sinus tach

RR 32

Temp 100.4°F

SpO2 90% 4L NC POC lactate: 2.7 

Clinical Scenario – Mr. Peabody

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