Sepsis September Quiz

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1. Following a diagnosis of Sepsis, the Sepsis 6 treatment should be completed within:

90 mins

60mins

120 mins

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2. Delays in administration of antibiotics increase the chance of patients dying by:

2.6% per hour

15.2% per hour

7.6% per hour

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3. The most common primary site for Sepsis is

Urinary tract

Abdomen

Respiratory Tract

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4. Which is NOT a sign of RED FLAG Sepsis in adults:

Mean arterial blood pressure of 70mmHg

Heart rate of 125x/min

Breathing rate of 25x/min

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5. What is the NEWS2 score threshold that prompts a clinician assessment for possible sepsis?

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6. Sepsis 6 treatment includes the administration of (pick 3)

Oral fluids

External warming devices

IV fluids

Oxygen

Antipyretics

Antibiotics

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7. Blood tests required in Sepsis 6 are: (pick 2)

D Dimers

Lactate

Troponin levels

Liver function tests

Blood culture

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8. What is the target mean arterial pressure whilst management of possible sepsis in adults?

Above 60mmHg

Above 65mmHg

Above 75mmHg

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9. What is the cut off lactate limit to involve critical care urgently in Sepsis?

Above 2mmol/L

Above 4mmol/L

Above 6mmol/L

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10. The following can be signs of sepsis in a child (choose any 2 )

Temperature less than 36C

Crying only when doctor tries to examine them

Mottled ashen colour

Wheezing

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11. Contact Details

Name

Email Address

Sepsis September Quiz

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* 1. Following a diagnosis of Sepsis, the Sepsis 6 treatment should be completed within:

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* 2. Delays in administration of antibiotics increase the chance of patients dying by:

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* 3. The most common primary site for Sepsis is

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* 4. Which is NOT a sign of RED FLAG Sepsis in adults:

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* 5. What is the NEWS2 score threshold that prompts a clinician assessment for possible sepsis?

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* 6. Sepsis 6 treatment includes the administration of (pick 3)

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* 7. Blood tests required in Sepsis 6 are: (pick 2)

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* 8. What is the target mean arterial pressure whilst management of possible sepsis in adults?

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* 9. What is the cut off lactate limit to involve critical care urgently in Sepsis?

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* 10. The following can be signs of sepsis in a child (choose any 2 )

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* 11. Contact Details

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* 12. Please indicate your role

1. Following a diagnosis of Sepsis, the Sepsis 6 treatment should be completed within:

2. Delays in administration of antibiotics increase the chance of patients dying by:

3. The most common primary site for Sepsis is

4. Which is NOT a sign of RED FLAG Sepsis in adults:

5. What is the NEWS2 score threshold that prompts a clinician assessment for possible sepsis?

6. Sepsis 6 treatment includes the administration of (pick 3)

7. Blood tests required in Sepsis 6 are: (pick 2)

8. What is the target mean arterial pressure whilst management of possible sepsis in adults?

9. What is the cut off lactate limit to involve critical care urgently in Sepsis?

10. The following can be signs of sepsis in a child (choose any 2 )

11. Contact Details

12. Please indicate your role