Sepsis Medications SIRS Criteria/Infection Organ Dysfunction Sepsis Screening Tool Miscellaneous
100
What are Vancomycin and Zosyn?
We are some common broad spectrum antibiotics for septic patients.
100
What is HR > 90?
Cardiac SIRS criteria.
100
What are chronic or med-related conditions?
Conditions not considered organ dysfunction.
100
What is suspected/confirmed infection, 2+ SIRS, and new onset organ dysfunction within last 12hrs.
We are all criteria that must be met for nursing protocol to be implemented.
100
What is broad spectrum?
I am the preferred type of antibiotic to be given when severe sepsis or septic shock is identified.
200
What is a red label indicating first dose?
I symbolize a first dose antibiotic to be given STAT.
200
What is 38.3C or 101F or higher?
Hyperthermic SIRS criteria.
200
What is blood pressure?
I am the vital sign that is considered an organ dysfunction when I am not within “normal parameters.”
200
What is 12 hours?
I am the timeframe the nurse should look back when completing the Sepsis Screening Tool Assessment.
200
What is Severe Sepsis?
I am what the patient has if they have a positive screen using the sepsis screening tool.
300
What is Zosyn. (Give Zosyn first then Vanco)
I am the preferred broad spectrum antibiotic to be given first when severe sepsis or septic shock is identified.
300
What is Modified Early Warning Signs? (To help inform nurses what the Sepsis RNs do)
Meaning of the acronym MEWS.
300
What is high flow nasal cannula?
Respiratory intervention that does not count as an organ dysfunction on our current screen.
300
What is copy forward?
This should not be done when completing the screening tool.
300
What is 8-10mL/bottle
I am the minimum volume of blood required for bacterial blood cultures?






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