
Survive Sepsis offers guidance for clinicians to recognise and treat sepsis in adult patients quickly and effectively
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Survive Sepsis offers guidance for clinicians to recognise and treat sepsis in adult patients quickly and effectively

Critical care questions on antibiotics, infections in special situations and sepsis that isn’t improving.

Questions A 33 year old female presented with high fever and abdominal pain. She has Gram negative bacteraemia and septic shock. The following is data from a blood gas analysis: 24.1. List the acid-base abnormalities. 24.2. What are the causes of elevated plasma lactate in sepsis? 24.3. Name three (3) drugs (each from a different [...]
A 41 year old Italian lady had presented with abdominal pain. ‘Dolore’ she screamed anytime I even got close to palpating her belly. She’d been in Australia 10 years but didn’t speak a word of English – I’d obtained the history from her husband.
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