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Sepsis Quiz
Instructions:
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Which demeanour would indicate most indicate that a child is severely unwell?
A. Crying
B. Silent
C. Screaming
D. Smiling
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Which of these factors would lower the threshold required to treat a child for an infection? (1 mark)
A. The patient is on Chemotherapy
B. The patient is on steroids
C. The patient has a visable break in the skin
D. all answers are correct
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What route should a child be given antibiotics through if intravenous access is proving difficult to attain?
A. Per rectum (PR)
B. Intraosseous (IO)
C. Per oral (PO)
D. Sub cutaneous (SC)
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What are the 6c's of sepsis?
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Which of these statements is not a myth regarding sepsis?
A. There is currently no point of care test (POCT) which helps to distinguish early sepsis from a simple viral infection in the acute setting
B. The higher the temperature, the more severe the illness
C. A fever that comes down with antipyretics is reassuring
D. Blood tests such as FBC and CRP have a good sensitivity and specificity for sepsis
E. Current available decision rules such as the NICE febrile child traffic light system have a good sensitivity and specificity for sepsis
Sepsis Quiz
(Answer Key)
Instructions:
-
Which demeanour would indicate most indicate that a child is severely unwell?
A. Crying
B. Silent
C. Screaming
D. Smiling
-
Which of these factors would lower the threshold required to treat a child for an infection? (1 mark)
A. The patient is on Chemotherapy
B. The patient is on steroids
C. The patient has a visable break in the skin
D. all answers are correct
-
What route should a child be given antibiotics through if intravenous access is proving difficult to attain?
A. Per rectum (PR)
B. Intraosseous (IO)
C. Per oral (PO)
D. Sub cutaneous (SC)
-
What are the 6c's of sepsis?
Blood Cultures, FBC & Lactate, IV fluids, IV antibiotics, monitor urine output, give oxygen
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Which of these statements is not a myth regarding sepsis?
A. There is currently no point of care test (POCT) which helps to distinguish early sepsis from a simple viral infection in the acute setting
B. The higher the temperature, the more severe the illness
C. A fever that comes down with antipyretics is reassuring
D. Blood tests such as FBC and CRP have a good sensitivity and specificity for sepsis
E. Current available decision rules such as the NICE febrile child traffic light system have a good sensitivity and specificity for sepsis