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IN SEPSIS
Hadira Mutiara
Rupita Rendy
Putra Syahril
Gostry
SURVIVING SEPSIS
CAMPAIGN
Infection is defined by the presence of microorganisms in
host tissue or the bloodstream. At the site of infection the
classic findings of rubor, calor, and dolor in areas such as the
skin or subcutaneous tissue are common.
The systemic manifestations noted previously comprise the
systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS).
A documented or suspected infection with some of the
findings of SIRS define sepsis
Relationship of SIRS, SEPSIS, & Infection
DEFINISI
Status generalis
KU : CM, tampak sakit sedang
T : 130/80 mmHg N : 108 x/mnt R : 24x/mnt S : 36.7oC
Status lokalis
a/r abdomen : Cembung, tegang, BU (-), NT (+), NL (+), DM (+),
pekak hepar menghilang (+)
RT : TSA lemah, mukosa licin, ampula tidak kolaps,
massa (-), NT (+) di seluruh lingkaran
ST : Feses (+), darah (-)
Foto klinis
Foto thoraks tegak
LABORATORIUM
PT : 13 GDS : 154
INR : 1.17 Natrium : 142
APTT : 18.7 Kalium : 2,6
Hb : 14.5
Ht : 44 AGD
L : 18.900 pH : 7,119
Tr : 380.000 PCO2 : 59,1
Ur : 113 PO2 : 44,8
Kr : 3,20
HCO3 : 18,4
ALT : 21
Be : -11,9
AST : 12
SaO2 : 66,0
Alfa Amilase: 91
Lipase : 6,0 TCO2 : 39,4
FOBT : + Laktat : 2.
APAKAH DIAGNOSA PADA PASIEN INI?
SEPSIS
SEVERE SEPSIS
SYOK SEPSIS
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Severe Sepsis Criteria
DK/
Peritonitis Difus (K65) ec suspek
perforasi organ hollow viscus +
severe sepsis (R65.2)
BAGAIMANA TERAPI SEVERE
SEPSIS PADA PASIEN INI?
MANAGEMENT OF
SEVERE SEPSIS
A. Initial Resucitation
Rationale :
early identification of sepsis and
implementation of early evidence-based
therapies have been documented to improve
outcomes and decrease sepsis-related
mortality
C. Diagnosis
Keuntungan
meminimalisir biaya pengobatan
mengurangi resiko munculnya efek samping obat
mengurangi resiko munculnya patogen yang resistan.
E. Source Control
We suggest that clinicians taper the treated patient from steroid therapy
when vasopressors are no longer required (grade 2D).
J. Blood Product Administration
Grade B
Red blood transfusion should occur only when
hemoglobin decreases to < 7 g/dL
Once tissue hypoperfusion has resolved and in
the absence of extenuating circumstances
such as significant coronary artery disease,
acute hemorrhage or lactic acidosis
Target hemoglobin of 7 – 9 g/dL
Erythropoietin is not recommended for Grade B
specific treatment of anemia associated with
severe sepsis
Unless septic patients have other accepted
reasons for administration of erythropoietin
Routine use of fresh frozen plasma to correct Grade E
laboratory clotting abnormalities in the
absence of bleeding or planned invasive
procedures is not recommended
J. Blood Product Administration
(cont)
It is not recommended to use antithrombin
Grade B
for the treatment of severe sepsis or septic
shock
High dose antithrombin in a phase III trial
did not demonstrate a beneficial effect on
28-day mortality and was associated with
increased risk of bleeding when
administered with heparin Grade E
Platelets should be administered when
platelet counts are < 5000/mm3 regardless of
apparent bleeding
Platelet transfusion may be considered
when counts are 5000 - 30,000/mm3 and
there is a significant risk of bleeding
Platelet counts 50,000/ mm3 are typically
required for surgery or invasive procedures
L. Sedation, Analgesia, and
Neuromuscular Blockade in Sepsis
Grade B
Protocols should be used when
sedation of critically ill mechanically
ventilated patients is required
The protocol should include the use of
a sedation goal, measured by a
standardized subjective sedation scale
Grade B
Intermittent bolus or continuous
infusion sedation are recommended to
predetermined end points
With daily interruptions/lightening of
continuous infusion sedation with
awakening and retitration, if necessary
Sedation, Analgesia, and
Neuromuscular Blockade in Sepsis
Grade E
Neuromuscular blockers should be
avoided in the septic patient due to the
risk of prolonged neuromuscular
blockade
If needed for more than the first hour
of mechanical ventilation, either
intermittent bolus as required or
continuous infusion with monitoring of
depth of block with train of four
monitoring should be used
M. Glucose Control
Grade D
Following initial stabilization of patients
with severe sepsis, maintain blood glucose
to < 150 mg/dL
Best results obtained when blood glucose
was maintained between 80 and 110
mg/dL Grade E
Glycemic control strategy should include a
nutrition protocol with the preferential use of
the enteral route
Minimize the risk of hypoglycemia by
providing a continuous supply of glucose
substrate
Accomplished by using 5% or 10% dextrose
IV infusion and followed by initiation of
feeding preferably by enteral route
N. Renal Replacement
Grade B
Continuous venovenous hemofiltration
and intermittent hemodialysis are
considered equivalent in acute renal
failure (in the absence of hemodynamic
instability)
Continuous hemofiltration offers easier
management of fluid balance in
hemodynamically unstable septic patients
O. Bicarbonate Therapy
Grade C