PPT-SEPSIS: CURRENT MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES

Dr OT Alagbe Briggs Consultant Anaesthesiologist and Intensivist Department of Anaesthesiology University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital Port Harcourt Nigeria DISCLOSURES NONE. Adult Inpatients. Learning objectives. Recognise that sepsis . i. s a medical emergency. Identify the risk factors, signs and symptoms. Outline the escalation of the septic patient . Define the . initial management actions. program . (general overview). add . LHD and/or hospital name. Aims. Provide an overview of the SEPSIS KILLS program . and its impact in this LHD/facility. Outline the elements of the inpatient SEPSIS KILLS program. Paediatric Inpatients. Learning Objectives. Recognise that sepsis . i. s . a medical emergency. Identify the . risk factors, signs and symptoms. Outline the escalation of the septic . patient. Define the initial A-G management actions. Wade Woelfle, MD, FAAEM. UW ECC 2016. June 21,2016. Sepsis Objectives. Definition. Why and how it happens. Identification. Similar problems. Monitoring. Treatments. New and revisited developments. Sepsis. Stage 1. Source: world-sepsis-day.org . What is Sepsis?. Source: world-sepsis-day.org . Sepsis at a Glance. Sepsis is a . medical emergency . . . . . Source: . Advisory Board Company: “Why sepsis screening isn't one-size-fits-all” . Kok. Tan . MBBS FRCOG MMED(OG) FAMS. Senior Consultant, Department of OBGYN. Singapore General Hospital. Adjunct Associate Professor, Duke-NUS Graduate School of Medicine. Overview. Size of the problem . COI Disclosures. Evans – Nothing to disclose. Thank You. Guidelines panelists. Group Heads. Methodologists. SCCM and ESICM . Participating societies. Reviewers. Dr. Phil Dellinger. Ms. Deb . Mcbride. Objectives. “Sepsis is caused when the body’s . immune system becomes overactive in response to an infection. , causing inflammation which can affect how well other tissues and organs work.”. –National Institute for Health and Care Excellence Guidelines. Early recognition of Sepsis. Early Goal Directed Therapy . CASE. 6. 4yr . Samoan male. 24 . hr. . Fever, productive cough, SOB . and . delirium. Initial . Obs. HR 162, RR . 40, . sats. . 90% . on 15l, BP . MLP EM Education Curriculum. Dave Markel. September 15, 2015. What will be covered. Basic concepts and definitions. Initial management. Septic shock. Pearls and pitfalls. What will . not. be covered. Any other SIGNS/SYMPTOMS of sepsis. Symptomatic sepsis. Asymptomatic sepsis. 48 hours of IVAB. 7-10 days. Stop day 7 if clinically well. 5 days of IVAB. Malawi. Other LICs. Sepsis unlikely. A. Any major RISK FACTOR of sepsis. Assistant Professor of Medicine. Pulmonary, Allergy, & Critical Care Medicine. Duke University Medical Center. Disclosures. None. Objectives. Define sepsis. Learn basic sepsis pathophysiology. Understand central venous O. Sepsis Clinical Care Standard. Stopping Sepsis National Action Plan. MC A/Prof Naomi Hammond. Welcome. 27/07/2023. 2. . Thank you. 27/07/2023. 3. . Adj Prof Kathy . Meleady. . PSM. 23 Oct 1958 – 13 Aug 2022. Sepsis Management. Roscommon University Hospital . Ms. Anne . Scahill. , . CNM2, Training Officer. Ms. Caitriona Rayner, . CNM2,. . Medical Assessment Unit & Injuries Unit . . “ Sepsis is a life threatening condition that arises when the...