Shock Syndromes Related to Sepsis Flashcards

1
Q

This is simply the presence of bacteria in the blood, can be harmless bacteria, such as those found in the oral flora.

A

Bacteremia

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This is an inflammatory state affecting the entire body caused by the immune system.

A

Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS)

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3
Q

What are the 3 causes of SIRS?

“why… so…. sirs??”

A

sepsis, trauma, burns

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4
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Generally, this is the whole body inflammatory response to an infection.

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Sepsis

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5
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This is the end stage of sepsis that included multiple organ failure, ↓ BP, high fever, vasodilation, sludging of blood, and DIC.

A

Septic shock.

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These are components of G- bacteria that and endotoxins that stimulate a range of host responses and activate nearly every immune mechanism.

A

LPS

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7
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LPS activation of the complement system can cause an overload of the vasculature with PMN’s, leading to what condition?

A

DIC

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8
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This is the cytokine that is the most important activator of inflammatory cells.

A

TNF-a

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9
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What is the toxin from S. aureus to cause septic shock, and is comoon in young women?

A

TSST1

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10
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This is the toxin from mycobacteria that cause toxic shock.

A

Lipoarabinomannan

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