PPT-Early Vasopressors in Sepsis

Key Study Contacts Chief Investigator Dr Alasdair Corfield Alasdaircorfieldggcscotnhsuk Project Manager Hannah Greenwood hannahgreenwoodggcscotnhsuk Monitoring. Papers to cover. Nguyen. Early lactate clearance is associated with improved outcome in severe sepsis and septic shock . P. Single centre prospective observational study of patients with septic shock. Acting . Chair & Chief of . Department of . Medicine. Head, Division of Critical Care Medicine. Cooper University Hospital . Camden, New Jersey. Professor of Medicine Cooper Medical School of Rowan University. 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. Acting . Chair & Chief of . Department of . Medicine. Head, Division of Critical Care Medicine. Cooper University Hospital . Camden, New Jersey. Professor of Medicine Cooper Medical School of Rowan University. Acting . Chair & Chief of . Department of . Medicine. Head, Division of Critical Care Medicine. Cooper University Hospital . Camden, New Jersey. Professor of Medicine Cooper Medical School of Rowan University. Changing our Management of Mothers and Their Newborns . Andrew M. Ellefson, MD. Neonatologist. Christiana Care Health System. 1. FROM CHORIOAMNIONITIS:. TO T.I.M.E. PATHWAY. CHANGING OUR MANAGEMENT OF . 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 . outline. Definitions. Signs/symptoms. Evaluation. Treatment. Group B strep (GBS) . prophylaxis. Question of the day. . ABP content specs. Sepsis -- 1. . Plan appropriate antimicrobial therapy for suspected sepsis in the immediate . Sepsis Improvement Team. Describe the early symptoms of sepsis. Recognize the necessity for early sepsis detection and treatment.. Explain the course of care required for patients who are determined to have sepsis.. What is sepsis?. Sepsis is a complication of severe infection characterized by a systemic inflammatory response. . (. Gauer. , 2013). Sepsis can be present on admission, or it can occur during hospitalization. . 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 . P Llewellin. Aims. Briefly review the pathophysiology and effects of sepsis. Discuss contemporary definitions of sepsis. Understand the importance of early recognition of sepsis. Review the current management paradigms for sepsis . Neonatal Early Onset Sepsis (EOS). Culture proven invasive infection (blood or CSF) that occurs from birth to 6 days of age. Rare, but life-threatening. Most often caused by Group B . Streptococcus. (GBS) or Escherichia coli. Carl "Chip" Lange, PA-C, EMT. Michelle . Perkins, MD. Fritz . Fuller, MPH&TM, PA-C, EMT-P. Sepsis Quality Initiative. “Sepsis . Care Primer” . Panel. Carl "Chip" Lange, PA-C, EMT. Creator and Host of TOTAL EM.