distributive sepsis. 0.0 / 5 ? Nursingcare of the acutely ill adult.UniversityNone Created by: eoin darraghCreated on: 04-12-23 17:09 what acronym is used to help identify patients at risk of sepsis? SOFA 1 of 16 sofa tests, respiratory rate, altered cognition, and systolic blood pressure. true or false? true. 2 of 16 how does acute circulatory failure start? with poor tissue perfusion and cellular hypoxia. 3 of 16 when does distributive shock occur? when blood is not being effectively distributed. 4 of 16 sepsis involves: an inflammatory response to infection. 5 of 16 inflammatory mediators ... enhancing blood flow to the affected area. increase vasodilation. 6 of 16 sepsis is a major cause of: distributive shock. 7 of 16 one in ... die as a result of septic shock. four 8 of 16 what is SIRS: systemic inflammatory response. 9 of 16 sepsis is a combination of sirs and infection. true or false? true. 10 of 16 sirs > ... sepsis > severe sepsis > septic shock. 11 of 16 septic shock is sepsis with organ dysfunction that responds to fluid resuscitation. true or false? false. 12 of 16 what is the icreased mortality associated with septic shock? 40% 13 of 16 lack of response to interventions plus a raised lactate level with hypotension defines septic shock. true or false? true. 14 of 16 at what level is it noticed that organ damage is present? >2mmol 15 of 16 what are the top two sources of sepsis? pneumonia and urinary tract. 16 of 16
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